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Polykrikos (polly-cry-coz) lebourae Herdman 1923. The image shows a cell in right lateral view. The cell has many cingula.
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Polykrikos lebourae Herdman 1923
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Polykrikos lebourae Herdman 1923
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Polykrikos lebourae Herdman 1923
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Polykrikos lebourae Herdman 1923
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Dorso-lateral view of the numerous transverse flagella lie in the cingular grooves of this phagotrophic gymnodinioid dinoflagellate. Isolated by Bob Moore from Little Sippiwissett marsh near Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA. Differential interference contrast optics.
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Differential interference contrast image of this phagotrophic dinoflagellate isolated from Chappaquoit beach, Massachusetts. The brown inclusions are partly digested elements from food - this species was observed consuming other dinoflagellates. This species may have more than one nucleus, but in this cell there is a singler nucleus (middle of right hand side of cell). There are also large extrusomes within the cell. Image by all.
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This guys can be real quick. With so many flagella, one would expect so... Bugs isolated by Bob Moore, identified by Shauna Murray, video by Dan Lahr.
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A bunch of Polykrikos lebourae moving around. These guys were isolated and picked using a "very hi-tech and complex technique" developed by Bob Moore and Shauna Murray. Video by Dan Lahr.