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Fig 9 Leegardiella sol Protargol stain. Apical view of the EPks with the inner (left arrow) and outer (right arrow) segments visible
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Fig 10 Leegardiella sol Lugol?s fixed cell, lateral view
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Fig 1: Strobilidium spiralis Line drawings of protargol stained cells, showing kineties, oral structures and nuclei
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Fig 2: Strobilidium spiralis Lugol?s fixed cell: Oral region, viewed from apical end with Ma
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Fig 3: Strobilidium spiralis Lugol?s fixed cell: Lateral view, showing the flattened region described by K1 an K2 (arrow)
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Fig 6: Strobilidium spiralis Protargol stain: Lateral view, showing flattened region described by K1 and K2 (arrowhead), and macronucleus
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Fig 7: Strobilidium spiralis Protargol stain: Posterior region of the cell, showing kineties
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Fig 8: Strobilidium spiralis Protargol stained cell: Viewed from apical, showing details of the oral structures and the macronucleus
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Found in a sample from the Bering Sea taken by Diane Stoecker.
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Fig 9: Strobilidium spiralis Protargol stained cell: Viewed from apical, showing details of the oral structures and the macronucleus
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Fig 10: Strobilidium spiralis Protargol stained cell: Lateral view, showing characteristic features; the arrowhead points to the flattened side
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Lugol's-fixed specimen from the Bay of Villefranche in Feb 2003
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Fig 1: Tintinnopsis nana Line drawings a: Original drawing from Lohmann,1908; b. Drawing from a Lugol?s fixed specimen.
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Specimen found in the Bay of Villefranche in April 2010
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Fig 2: Tintinnopsis nana - Schematic drawing of lorica morphology, after Kofoid & Campbell, 1929
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Specimen from the Etang de Thau (Sète, France) in May 2012.
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Fig 3: Tintinnopsis nana - Schematic drawing of lorica morphology, after Marshall, 1969
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Specimen from the Etang de Thau (Sète, France) in May 2012.
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Fig 4: Tintinnopsis nana - Lugol?s fixed cell, lateral view, lorica morphology.
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Tintinnopsis tentaculata specimens from the Ganges River estuary.
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Fig 1 Line drawing of protargol stained cell, lateral view, showing girdle kinety, oral structures and nucleus.
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From an Indian mangrove system. All the specimens had 2 or 3 horns. The species was described by Nie & Cheng in 1947 from coastal waters of China as having 5 or 6 projections.
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Fig 6: Protargol stains, lateral view