It Came from the Pond

It Came from the Pond https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Sites and Sources Some notes on the fine structure of Arcella shells (and an answer to a question nobody asked) Disematostoma minor Dileptus viridis Lembadion lucens Raphidiophrys viridis Thylakidium pituitosum Trachelophyllid ciliate, possibly Trachelophyllum apiculatum Rhipidodendrum splendidum Stein, 1878 Stichotricha aculeata Paracondylostoma setigerum setigerum Metacystis sp. Calyptotricha pleuronemoides Holophrya discolor Furgasonia theresae Enchelyodon armatus Freshwater tube-dwelling diatoms (Frustulia saxonica?) Blepharisma tenue An unusually transparent Paramecium bursaria — various organelles identified Vorticella chlorostigma Peranemid excretes a diatom as big as itself Rotifer eggs inside Netzelia tuberculata shell Acanthocystis scales and centroplast Pseudodendromonas Loxodes magnus Stokes, 1887 Parasitic rotifers in shell of Netzelia tuberculata Homalozoon multinucleatum Calyptotricha pleuronemoides (with and without lorica) Pseudodifflugia Marine Aspidisca Uronychia Pleuronema Frontonia atra morphotype with symbiotic algae Video Gallery Pelagodileptus sp. ? Pelagodileptus sp. Pseudokeronopsis similis (previously misidentified as Anteholosticha monilata) Stichotricha in mucilaginous lorica Amphitrema wrightianum Stentor pyriformis Johnson, 1893 Nebela collaris eating Assulina Pelomyxa Blepharisma americanum, with a euglenid inside its food vacuole Euglypha compressa Red Euglena Loxophyllum meleagris (Mueller, 1773) Dujardin, 1841 Cylindrifflugia bacillariarum Entosiphon sulcatum Stein, 1878 Actinobolina radians — A ciliate that resembles a heliozoan Telotroch (peritrich swarmer)