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Photomicrography Three
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Photomicrography Three
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Images of a number of protist algae species including Eudorina elegans, the spherical ball of Uroglena, a Desmid called Closterium, Spyrogyra, Spirulina and a Daphnia that has recently eaten algae.
Biology > Biota > Protists > Chrysophyta
Jan 6, 2008
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Information from Wikipedia on this small group of unicellular algae, found in marine environments. Members of the only genus, Dictyocha, have one golden-brown chloroplast and a long flagellum.
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Researchers at Trinity College have been investigating the mud-stabilizing yellow-green alga Vaucheria in freshwater wetlands and salt-marshes for several years. Links also to other Vaucheria research.
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Some quick facts on these organisms with information on the genus Dictyocha and a photomicrograph of an unidentified species.
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4. Golden Algae
Information from Wikipedia on this large group of unicellular flagellate algae, the Chrysophytes, found mostly in fresh water.
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Provides a list of all the species included in the orders Bacillariales, Biddulphiales, Coscinodiscales, Fragilariales and Rhizosoleniales.
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Research project by Jennifer Shin provides comprehensive information on this organism and diatoms in general.
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7. Desmid
Information from Wikipedia on this order of green algae which have a variety of symmetric shapes which provide a basis for their classification.
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8. Diatoms
Research project by John Becker provides plenty of information on these organisms and a modest photograph gallery.
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Images of a number of protist algae species including Eudorina elegans, the spherical ball of Uroglena, a Desmid called Closterium, Spyrogyra, Spirulina and a Daphnia that has recently eaten algae.
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An illustrated article by Richard T Carter on these interesting protists.
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