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A pair of tintinnid ciliates caught in the act of exchanging genetic material.
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Specimen from the Scripps Canyon area in July 2009
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Lugol's-fixed specimen from the Bay of Villefranche in October 2010.
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This specimen is shown as viewed with transmitted light (left) and epifluoresence (visible light emitted when subjected to ultraviolet light) showing the algae it ate (right panel).
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Salpingella acuminata, live specimen from the Bay of Villefranche retracted in its lorica.
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Specimen from the California Curree Specimen from the California current Ecosystem
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Salpingella acuminata from the Chukchi Sea (Arctic). Sample provided by Eun Jin Yang
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Salpingella acuminata from the Chukchi Sea
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Salpingella acuminata from the Chukchi Sea. Station 2 of the Araon Cruise 003.
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The left panel shows a view with transmitted light and the right with epifluoresence which shows the chloprophyll fluoresencse (red & orange) of the algae it ate.
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Salpingella acuminata. A normal and presumptive parasite stages - apparently ate something transformative. Specimens from the Canadaian Basin (Arctic).
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One of the smallest Salpingella species
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Specimen from the Bay of Villefranche in Jan. 2003. Lugol's fixed cell.
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Specimen from the Bay of Villefranche in June 2010- lugol's-fixed.
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Salpingella faurei from the Amundsen Sea, Antarctica. Imaged using a 40x objective, sample courtesy of E.J. Yang.
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Salpingella faurei from the Amundsen Sea contracted inside its lorica. Bouin's-fixed specimen imaged using a 20x objective, sample courtesy of Eun Jin Yang.
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Salpingella faurei from the Chukchi Sea (Arctic).
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Chukchi Sea Salpingella faurei
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Specimen from the central med.