10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VORTICELLA»
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1
Protozoa and Other Protists
These ciliates were replaced after about four weeks by crawling ciliates,
especially species of the hypotrich Aspidisca, and stalked peritrich ciliates,
mainly Vorticella spp. Finally in the mature system Aspidisca and Vorticella
appeared to be ...
2
A history of the Earth and Animated Nature
The figure represents the vorticella adhering to the monoculus quadri- cornis.
Vorticella convullaria. These vorticellae, or bell-animals, as they are termed by
Baker, are generally found adhering to some substance in the water ; they are ...
3
Essays on the Microscope. - London, Robert Hindmarsh 1787
Vorticella Stellina. *Vorticella orbicularis, disco- moleculari, peripheria ciliata.
tOrbicular vorticella, with a molecular disc, and' ciliated perijephery. Pz. Vorticella
Discinasi Fig. 8, 9, 10, Plate XXVI. A, 'Vorticella o'rbicularis, margine ciliato,
subtus ...
4
Directions for the Examination of Amoeba, Paramoecium, ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
James Cossar Ewart, James Duncan Matthews, 2010
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The natural history of animalcules
POLYGASTRICA. 342. Vorticella viridis. — The green Vorticella is found in clear
water, and on close inspection can be perceived by unassisted vision : it is long
and nearly cylindrical, but rather larger at the anterior, which is furnished with
cilia ...
6
Fungi, Algae, and Protists
Vorticella Vorticella is a genus of ciliate protozoans that are bell-shaped or
cylindrical. Vorticella possess a conspicuous ring of cilia on the oral end and a
contractile unbranched stalk on the aboral end. Cilia usually are not found
between the ...
7
Guidelines for the Identification of Ciliates in Wastewater ...
Sessile bell-like ciliates. Single zooids with a contractile peduncule (with internal
spasmoneme): Vorticella Due to species identification difficulties, Foissner (1992)
proposed the use of “complexes”, the most significant in WWTP being the ...
8
Gulf of Mexico Origin, Waters, and Biota: Biodiversity
... est, ses <1 ne 51 Vaginicola wangi Kahl, 1933 bns, est, ses <1 ne 51 Family:
Vorticellidae Pseudovorticella monilata (Tatem, 1870) bns, est, ses <1 ne 51
Vorticella aequilata Kahl, 1935 bns, est, ses <1 me 51 Vorticella alba de
Fromentel, ...
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Modern Text Book of Zoology: Invertebrates
Vorticella (L., vortex, a whirlpool) is such a ciliate. Us body is almost bell-shaped
or campanulate with free anterior end surrounded by cilia. The following text is
generalized and mostly relates to V. microstoma, V. campanula and V. nebulifera.
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
Vorticella. Ciliated about the mouth, contractile. The ciliee have a whirling motion.
** Covered with a shell. Brachionus. Ciliated nearly as Vorticella. On this
classification Lamarck (Anim. sans Vertebres) has made few alterations ; he
preserves ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1839
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VORTICELLA»
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My predictions: NAMAs 2015
Hosh! Best House: This one is different ooooooooooooooo! Best Duo/Group: Ano, who is StarDust? Vorticella, take the WHEEL! Best Gospel: Aye D-Naff wait! «New Era, Apr 15»
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Under the Microscope'
... swishing back and forth, tickling the crustacea on the backs of their knees; an old vorticella, a plantlike animalcule as dreary, the cyclops thought, as the batch ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Jan 15»
“Bio Bus” Visits Washington Township High School
Yap had the students look at Daphnia microorganisms, while Valdes' group viewed slides of pond water, looking at the activities of tiny vorticella. Later, they took ... «SNJ Today, Dec 14»
Review: K1 Micro filter media from Evolution Aqua
You don't need to take EA's word for it, as I've seen some amazing photos of mature K1 Micro as proof, with hordes of motile rotifers and sessile Vorticella ... «Practical Fishkeeping, Nov 14»
Wastewater plant will need upgrades as Merced grows
The secondary treatment pool uses rotifers, vorticella, tardigrade and other organisms that have changed little in millions of years. The creatures eat materials in ... «Merced Sun-Star, May 14»
Greetings from Halifax, a world centre of protistology!
A cluster of Vorticella, a stalked ciliate, from a freshwater pond in Indiana. They live as a field of flowers, except ones that nearly instantaneously contract at the ... «Scientific American, Mar 14»
Cilia of Vorticella for active microfluidic mixing
Fluid transport was applied to enhance the mixing of solutions containing microparticles in a microchannel that had been functionalized with Vorticella. «Phys.Org, Mar 14»
Rachel Pepper Named Puget Sound's William D. and Flora …
In a separate project, the protozoan Vorticella is serving as a model for understanding the feeding flow around aquatic sessile suspension feeders. «The Suburban Times, Jan 14»
Transforming the mundane into something magical: Competition …
Darkfield microscopy, a method where the light source is blocked off causing light to scatter as it hits the specimen, was used to take an image of a Vorticella (a ... «Daily Mail, Oct 13»
How tiny organisms make a big impact on clean water
They observed that a protozoan called Vorticella convallaria actively changes its body orientation relative to the surface to which it is attached, in contrast to ... «EurekAlert, Oct 13»