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Thumbnail |
Media Data |
32202 |
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Location
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Comments
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Participants in the Tree of Life Web Project Protist Diversity Workshop
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Copyright
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© 2008
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Image Use
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restricted
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Creation Date
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19/20 July 2008
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Attached to Group
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Eukaryotes: view page image collection
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Title
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tol_groupphoto.jpg
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Image Type
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Photograph
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Image Content
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People At Work
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ID
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32202
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36382 |
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Body Part
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mitochondrion with flat cristae
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Copyright
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©
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Image Use
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restricted
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Attached to Group
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Cryptocercus punctulatus (Cryptocercus): view page image collection
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Title
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mitoflat1.jpg
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Image Type
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Photograph
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Image Content
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Ultrastructure
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ID
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36382
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40529 |
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Scientific Name
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Saccinobaculus minor
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Comments
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Saccinobaculus minor (Family Saccinobaculidae) from the hindgut of the North American wood-roach Cryptocercus punctulatus. Specimen is approximately 12 microns long.
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick J. Keeling
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Identified By
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Kevin J. Carpenter and Patrick J. Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Preaxostyla: view page image collection
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Title
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tol_oxymonad_saccinobaculus001.jpg
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Image Content
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Ultrastructure
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ID
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40529
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40530 |
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Scientific Name
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Dinenympha sp.
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Comments
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Dinenympha sp. (Family Pyrsonymphidae) from the termite Reticulitermes hesperus. The two cells pictured are approximately 60 microns long.
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick J. Keeling
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Specimen Condition
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Dead Specimen
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Identified By
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Kevin J. Carpenter and Patrick J. Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Preaxostyla: view page image collection
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Title
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tol_reticulotermeshesperus_stub1_013.jpg
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Image Content
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Specimen(s), Ultrastructure
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ID
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40530
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40531 |
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Scientific Name
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Oxymonas sp.
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Comments
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Oxymonas sp. (Family Oxymonadidae) from the hindgut of the termite Paraneotermes sp. The specimen is approximately 180 microns in length and is covered by symbiotic surface bacteria.
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick J. Keeling
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Identified By
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Kevin J. Carpenter and Patrick J. Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Preaxostyla: view page image collection
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Title
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tol_paraneotermes_stub3_001.jpg
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Image Content
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Specimen(s), Ultrastructure
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ID
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40531
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40554 |
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Scientific Name
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Saccinobaculus minor
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Comments
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Saccinobaculus minor (Family Saccinobaculidae) in the foreground with a Barbulanympha sp. covered in rod-shaped bacteria in the background. The S. minor cell is approximately 12 microns long exclusive of flagella. From hindgut of the North American wood-roach Cryptocercus punctulatus
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick Keeling
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Identified By
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Kevin J. Carpenter and Patrick Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Oxymonads (Preaxostyla): view page image collection
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Title
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tol_mtcollins_stub1_011.jpg
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Image Content
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Specimen(s), Ultrastructure
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ID
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40554
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40555 |
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Scientific Name
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Dinenympha sp.
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Comments
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Dinenympha sp. (Family Pyrsonymphidae) from the hindgut of the termite Reticulitermes hesperus. The two cells pictured are approximately 60 microns long.
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick Keeling
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Identified By
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Kevin J. Carpenter and Patrick Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Oxymonads (Preaxostyla): view page image collection
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Title
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tol_reticulotermeshesperus_stub1_0131.jpg
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Image Content
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Specimen(s), Body Parts
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ID
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40555
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40556 |
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Comments
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Saccinobaculus ambloaxostylus (Family Saccinobaculidae) from the hindgut of the North American wood-roach Cryptocercus punctulatus. This species is highly morphologically plastic over very short time intervals due to its highly active motile axostyle. This spheroidal form is one of many commonly encountered shapes. This specimen is approximately 50 microns in diameter.
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Oxymonads (Preaxostyla): view page image collection
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Title
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tol_oxymonad_southmountains_stub3_005.jpg
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Image Content
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Specimen(s), Ultrastructure
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ID
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40556
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40557 |
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Scientific Name
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Pyrsonympha sp.
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Comments
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Pyrsonympha sp. (Family Pyrsonymphidae) from the hindgut of the termite Reticulitermes hesperus. The cell pictured is approsimately 80 microns long.
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Acknowledgements
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Patrick Keeling
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Identified By
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Kevin J. Carpenter and Patrick Keeling
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Image Use
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This media file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License - Version 3.0.
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Copyright
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©
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Attached to Group
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Oxymonads (Preaxostyla): view page image collection
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Title
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tol_reticulotermeshesperus_stub1_017.jpg
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Image Content
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Specimen(s), Ultrastructure
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ID
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40557
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