Marine Protozoa from Woods Hole - Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission 21:415-468, 1901 by Gary N. Galkins
page 107 of 142 (75%)
page 107 of 142 (75%)
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Fresh and salt water. Length 45µ; diameter 25µ.
[Illustration: Fig. 52.--_Euplotes charon_, dorsal and ventral aspects.] Euplotes harpa Stein. Fig. 53. The body is elongate, oval, somewhat widened anteriorly, and has rounded ends. The frontal margin is three-toothed. Ten ventral cirri. Dorsal surface provided with 8 longitudinal markings. The peristome is long and broad, with considerable variation. The adoral zone consists of powerful membranelles arranged in a continuous curve from the mouth to the extreme right frontal margin. Seven of the 10 ventral cirri are situated at the anterior extremity; the remainder are arranged in a triangle on the right edge. The anal cirri, 5 in number, are long and stiff; the marginal cirri smaller and finer. The nucleus and contractile vacuole are similar to those of the preceding species. Length 95µ; width 54µ. [Illustration: Fig. 53.--_Euplotes harpa_.] Genus DIOPHRYS Dujardin '41. (Bütschli '88.) |
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