Images Dated 14th May 2019

Marine plankton (Dinophysis caudata)

Marine plankton (Dinophysis caudata), division, magnified X 200. Dinophysis caudata is an armoured, marine, planktonic dinoflagellate species. It is a bloom-forming species associated with massive fish kills. It is commonly found world-wide in subtropical and tropical neritic waters

Binary Fission, Bloom Forming, Cells, Chloroplasts, Dinoflagellate, Division, Macrophotography, Magnification, Microscopy, Photomicrography, Protist, Reproduction, Single Celled, Toxic Species, Unicellular

A single-celled organism (Pramecium caudatum)

A single-celled organism (Pramecium caudatum), between 120 and 300 micrometres or 0.12 to 0.3 mm long, covered with tiny hair-like cilia for moving around and feeding. Magnified X 400

Aquatic, Brackish Water, Ciliophora, Freshwater, Macro, Macrophotography, Magnification, Marine, Parameciidae, Protist, Seawater, Unicellular

Protists (Trichonympha sp.)

Protists (Trichonympha sp.), that have a symbiotic relationship with termites, living in their intestines and breaking down cellulose in the wood and plant fibres that their hosts eat

Endosymbionts, Flagellated, Macrophotography, Magnification, Microscopy, Parabasalia, Photomicrography, Protozoa, Symbiotes, Trichonymphidae