Copepoda - Subgroup Harpacticoida: Canthocampus |
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Canthocampus, with nauplius to same scale(inset) Zeiss GFL Microscope Sample from wet moss in garden, November 2004 |
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Copepoda - Subgroup Cyclopoida: CyclopsProbably the most common Copepod. The following specimens mostly came from Warnham Nature Reserve |
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Large specimen from Warnham Pond
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Zeiss GFL Microscope Camera: Canon Powershot S50, F4.9, ISO50 The above image clearly shows the single eye-spot that gives this creature its name. Cyclops is very common and is a very fast swimmer.
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Polarised light can be used to show musculature (red) Microscope: Zeiss Standard GFL Closer details of main muscles using Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) Microscope: Zeiss Standard GFL |
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Unidentified Nauplius Zeiss GFL Microscope Combination of three images using CombineZ4, manually retouched |
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Unidentified Nauplius Zeiss Standard GFL Microscope |
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Copepoda - Subgroup Calanoida: Diaptomus |
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Projectina Microscope |
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Same specimen as above |
Same specimen as above |
Zeiss GFL Microscope Partially anaesthetised with lidocaine |