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400X
Eyepiece magnification: 10X
Field Number: 18MM
Sample of water from a puddle under a spring.
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jordi_mvBeskrivning
400X
Eyepiece magnification: 10X
Field Number: 18MM
Sample of water from a puddle under a spring.
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manuel_helsinkiBeskrivning
Baltic sea sample with algae and sand collected from a beach and observed within few days of collection.
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Baltic sea sample with algae and sand collected from a beach and observed within few days of collection.
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Släkte AscobiusObservatör
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Baltic sea sample with algae and sand collected from a beach and observed within few days of collection.
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100x, freshwater, a small retractile crown of cilia in the front end
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Magnification of all photos: 600×
Habitat: muddy water from a partially dried-up ditch. Associated plants: Phragmites sp.
Photo taken with a Celestron PentaView Digital Microscope. According to their website, the FOV (i.e. the diagonal width) at 600× is 100 µm.
In this series of photos, this amoeba was moving up and to the right.
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Släkte NucleariaObservatör
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Video (x2 speed): https://youtu.be/ggSjMClzY5c
Cell size: approx. 16 µm in diameter (see scale bar, photo no. 5)
Site of collection: Pavilion, Takamori Ryokuchi (a freshwater habitat), Sendai, Japan
Date of collection: July 4th 2021
Weather: Cloudy
Water temp.: 21.6°C
pH 6.6-6.8
Date of observation: July 10th 2021 (the collected sample in a plastic container was left near a window out of direct sunlight at room temperature until observation)
Bright field observation using a Wraymer microscope (model BX-3500TL, Osaka, Japan) equipped with a Floyd-2 HDMI ethernet digital camera (Wraymer, Osaka, Japan). The accuracy of the scale bar was confirmed by using a stage micrometer glass slide (1 div. = 10 µm; Wraymer, Osaka, Japan) at each magnification.
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