A phase-contrast micrograph of a ciliate (Frontonia sp.) digesting blue-green algae (cyanobacteria).
The cytostome (the "mouth" of the cell) is seen on the right side down.
image: Wiedehopf20 | Wikipedia CC
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A phase-contrast micrograph of a ciliate (Frontonia sp.) digesting blue-green algae (cyanobacteria).
The cytostome (the "mouth" of the cell) is seen on the right side down.
image: Wiedehopf20 | Wikipedia CC
Colored references for two new kirby ocs! They’re the mirror world versions of my existing ocs Lutea and Obby
Veja essa Turbellaria que sai do ovo com fome atacando tudo pela frente!!! Ataca um Spirostomum duas vezes maior que ela! Ela também mordeu uma parte da Stylonchia sp.😮 . Abaixo texto original em inglês . 📽@microworld.of.ene • • • • • • HAPPY NEW YEAR MY FRIENDS! 💙🎉🎊🎆 I dont know if i mentioned it before but Appa laid some eggs before he....decided to travel the world! Watched one of these for hours aaand- look how happy Appa jr. is to leave the egg and swim around! 😻 though i havw to admit he is really aggressive! See how he attacks the two times bigger Spirostomum!? He also bite a part off of the Stylonchia sp. I dont think hell find many friends but i hope you love him anway 😸 I also wanted to say THANK YOU to all of you! All your comments, messages, feedback- that truly makes me happy and keeps me going on. Im someone who normally looses really fast interest in any hobbies- You guys are truly awesome- i love you all 💙 ------------------------- Castrella Truncata Turbellaria (Planarians) •Class of free living flat worms •most are carnivores •actively search for food •are bisexual (hermathrodite) •have high regeneration skills •one of the most simple creatures to develop the nervous system •mouth is on the underside of the body •do not have a skeleton --------------‐---------- Note: feel free to repost my videos but please tag me in these 😸 #mikroskop #mikrobiyoloji #microbiologia #microscope #ciliata #ciliatus #bacteriology #bacteria #bacterias #bacterialculture #bacterial #ciliophora #colpoda #alveolata #studygram #study #studynotes #pondlife #pondlife🌾#biologosnarede #biologo #biologia #biology https://www.instagram.com/p/B60MBA6JBkA/?igshid=g8ykbez47j6v
What an unusual looking face! Rhopalothrix have differently shaped mandibles than closely related genera and tiny eyes, along with their lumpy face. Although we think they live underground, scientists don't know too much about these mysterious ants, since a live specimen has never been documented. . . . #Rhopalothrix #ciliata #Columbia #ants #formicidaefridays #elpaso411 #itsallgoodep #instaeptx #naturalhistory #museumlife #bugsofinsta #myrmecology https://www.instagram.com/p/BvC3cfrB7Ld/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7hyh94iomcuv
Lysimachia ciliata
Protista: Loxodes sp. Macro photography by Rogelio Moreno G. March 11, 2014 _______________________________
You can think of these guys as protozoa, if you want. They're protista (single celled organisms) with the kind of cell structure that makes them eukaryotes (like us) and not prokaryotes (like bacteria). But they're not plants, they're not animals, and they're not fungi.
These particular protista are interesting because (1) they have two nuclei (a macronucleus and a micronucleus) and (2) when they divide, only the micronucleus replicates, the big one has to be built from scratch each time. [Ref] _______________________________
Domain: Eukarya > Bikonta > Kingdom: Chromalveolata Superphylum: Alveolata
Phylum: Ciliophora = large, complex, but single celled, with cilia & two nuclei Class: Karyorelictea Order: Loxodida
ciliata
ba sha ka - veronica ciliata fisch., plant justicia ganderussa, adhatoda vasica [JV]