planktowski's Identifications
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Crustáceos (Subfilo Crustacea)Observador
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thousands alive and well in a school bioswale.
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Género LepadellaObservador
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Credit to professor Eckerman for collecting the pond sample it was found in on Feb 21, 2019 at 8:00 AM. Observed under 400x magnification and 1x zoom on the camera, except for picture 4, which was observed under 100x zoom with 1x zoom on the camera.
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Género PhilodinaObservador
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Found under a microscope. Weather is cool and rainy. Parts of the front move around and it is symmetrical
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Ordem PloimaObservador
dkarhiDescrição
The organism I’m focusing on is at the top of the first image. The first image is at 100x magnification and the second is at 400x. This was on a wet mount, and it was moving around rather quickly. It was in a water sample taken from some stagnant water.
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Género LepadellaObservador
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Small water sample taken from local water run-off. Round protist with two flagella at one end of the body.
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Lecane bullaObservador
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Found in first water sample in stagnant water at golf course by ACC Riverside. Notice the forked tail, round shape.
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Género LecaneObservador
dkarhiDescrição
These images are at 400x magnification. This organism was moving around in circles. This was found in a water sample taken from some stagnant water in a field.
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Lecane lunaObservador
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This was from a water sample I obtained from a golf course across from ACC riverside campus on a sunny day.
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Género TrichotriaObservador
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Found in a pond sample near ACC Highland and photographer under a microscope at 400x.
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Rotíferos (Filo Rotifera)Observador
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Possible rotifer swimming around in water sample brought from a ditch on Chesterfield near 51st.
It was swirling around when observed on the slide under the microscope. Looks like it has a possible tail.
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Género SimocephalusObservador
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It was found in a sample of pond water and then looked at under a microscope. It appeared clear on the outside,but on the inside was more brown.
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Daphnia lumholtziObservador
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Miscoscope view of my last post
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Género SimocephalusObservador
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From my own culture taken from local parks
Nikon D7000 60mm
Video Still
Through Dissecting Steromicroscope
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Copépodes (Subclasse Copepoda)Observador
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Achocalla, limnología
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