Scuticociliates (probably Cyclidium sp., but could be Uronema[?] or Pleuronema[?]).
Objective: 10x; illumination: DIC. Please click on vimeo to view in larger size, HD:
Scuticociliates
Scuticociliates
Last edited by gekko on Tue Oct 14, 2014 12:14 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Scuticociliates
Many thanks Oliver. Not to hurry. By the way, it is vimeo not viemoOliver wrote:I'm working on embedding viemo videos.
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Nice video. Very clear.
The "Scuticociliates" seem to be walking/running rather than swimming, at least that is the impression I get.
Are they on the surface?
The "Scuticociliates" seem to be walking/running rather than swimming, at least that is the impression I get.
Are they on the surface?
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Re: Scuticociliates
Many thanks to Oliver for the quick help in embedding the video.
Thank you, 75RR, for your kind comment. I'm no expert, but I think those are ciliates and they swim rather than walk or run, but perhaps someone more knowledgeable will give a more definitive answer.
Thank you, 75RR, for your kind comment. I'm no expert, but I think those are ciliates and they swim rather than walk or run, but perhaps someone more knowledgeable will give a more definitive answer.
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Bonjour Gekko
Très belle vidéo
Merci pour le partage
Très bonne observation
Cordialement seb
Très belle vidéo
Merci pour le partage
Très bonne observation
Cordialement seb
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