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They were observed at a 200x magnification and the images just taken simply through the ocular with my phone, then cropped...): | They were observed at a 200x magnification and the images just taken simply through the ocular with my phone, then cropped...): | ||
| − | [[File:Difflugiawithleg.png]] | + | [[File:Difflugiawithleg.png]] a Difflugia (?), on the move... |
| − | [[File:Testate amoebasmaller.png]] | + | [[File:Testate amoebasmaller.png]] maybe a Corythion (?) |
| − | [[File:Emtpyspikytestesm.png]] | + | [[File:Emtpyspikytestesm.png]] maybe an empty Corythion (?) |
| − | [[File:Bdelloid rotifersmaller.png]] | + | [[File:Bdelloid rotifersmaller.png]] This sort of rotifer can be very abundant, and is likely a Bdelloid type... They are fun to see move (very stretchy, with posterior attachment site)! |
| − | [[File:Ciliate.png]] | + | [[File:Ciliate.png]] The ciliates can go very fast, so it is hard to show their cilia, which are just visible in this image... |
Revision as of 07:44, 4 November 2016
Here are some further images from the Hackuarium's old Nikon scope of Moss Menagerie creatures
They were observed at a 200x magnification and the images just taken simply through the ocular with my phone, then cropped...):
a Difflugia (?), on the move...
maybe a Corythion (?)
maybe an empty Corythion (?)
This sort of rotifer can be very abundant, and is likely a Bdelloid type... They are fun to see move (very stretchy, with posterior attachment site)!
The ciliates can go very fast, so it is hard to show their cilia, which are just visible in this image...