Click on map for details about points. IDnature guide Protista genera Links We parsed the following live from the Web into this page. Such content is managed by its original site and not cached on Discover Life. Please send feedback and corrections directly to the source. See original regarding copyrights and terms of use. Protisti Information Server Protist Information Server Supported by National Biological Information Infrastructure National Science Foundation go to Discover Life's Facebook group Following modified from Protisti Information Server    Top | See original Euglenida/Euglenophyta Lepocinclis salina Fritsch Genus: Body more or less ovo-cylindrical; rigid with spirally striated pellicle ; often with a short posterior spinous projection ; stigma sometimes present; discoidal chromatophores (chloroplasts) numerous and marginal; paramylum bodies usually large and ring-shaped, laterally disposed; without pyrenoids; fresh water (Kudo, 1966). Lepocinclis ( salina ?), x 400, x 640, Uruguay Nov. 1999, photo by Yuuji Tsukii 50 μm 100 μm 150 μm; x 400 : 31 μm 63 μm 94 μm; x 640 Lepocinclis salina , x 400, x 640, Uruguay Nov. 1999, photo by Yuuji Tsukii Please click on images for viewing enlarged. Copyright 1995-2008 Protist Information Server Following modified from Protist Information Server    Top | See original Protist Movie Database Euglenida/Euglenophyta Lepocinclis salina Fritsch, 1914 Genus: Body more or less ovo-cylindrical; rigid with spirally striated pellicle ; often with a short posterior spinous projection ; stigma sometimes present; discoidal chromatophores (chloroplasts) numerous and marginal; paramylum bodies usually large and ring-shaped, laterally disposed; without pyrenoids; fresh water (Kudo, 1966). Species: Cell body ovoidal , both ends rounded, 30-45 μm long, 22-31 μm wide; anterior end slightly depressed , whereby an opening for a canal located (near but not at the center of the apical end); locomotive flagellum long (about twice of the body length); a single paramylon body disc-shaped; pellicle spirally-striated at right hand; stigma large (An Illustrated Guide to Freshwater Zooplankton in Japan, 2000). Lepocinclis salina Fritsch 1914 ?, cell body 47 μm long, 35 μm wide, x 400, x 640, Japan, 1998 by Y. Tsukii Please click on images for viewing movies. Copyright 1995-2007 Protist Information Server Updated: 2024-05-03 22:45:38 gmt Discover Life | Top © Designed by The Polistes Corporation