Cyclopyxis grospietschi Schönborn, 1962
Diagnosis: The shell is relatively large, hemispherical in profile, hyaline with rarely located but rather large xenosomes. The mouth is four-bladed and surrounded by small, tightly packed grains of sand, weakly concave.
Dimensions: Diameter of the shell: 123-125 µm, height: 80 µm, apertural diameter: 28-30 µm.
Ecology: Freshwater, Lake Dagow, Germany.
Haplomyxa saranae Dellinger, 2014 Diagnosis: cell body from small rounded (0.1 mm) to large elongated shape (up to 3.5 x 0.3 mm), usually flat but
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Haplomyxa spec. These video’s show an undescribed Haplomyxa species which was collected from a mesotrophic freshwater pond in the Netherlands, January 2020, and kept in Petri
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