Euglypha tuberculata Dujardin, 1841
Diagnosis: shell ovoid, in cross-section circular; aperture circular, bordered by one row of serrated scales; body scales elliptical or nearly circular; plasma and pseudopodia normal.
Dimensions: literature 55-100 µm
Ecology: Sphagnum and other mosses, also in sediments and between waterplants.
Unknown species, collected from the river Drôme, France, 2021 Unknown species September 2021, I found three specimens of an agglutinated foraminifer in a sample collected
Cyclopyxis spec., 168 µm Cyclopyxis spec. Diagnosis: Shell circular in ventral and dorsal view, more or less hemispherical in lateral view (height/diameter ≈ 0.5); lateral
Difflugia fallax, from Penard, 1902 Difflugia fallax Penard, 1890 Diagnosis: Shell hyaline or yellowish-greenish, black at low magnification, round in cross section, formed of a
Z. compressoidea, a-b after Chardez, 1958; c after Jung, 1942 Zivkovicia compressoidea (Jung, 1942) new.comb. Basionym: Pontigulasia compressoidea Jung, 1942 Diagnosis: Shell ovoid and compressed,
Z. flexa, from Cash and Hopkinson, 1909 Zivkovicia flexa (Cash and Hopkinson, 1909) Ogden, 1983 Basionym: Pontigulasia compressa var. flexa Cash and Hopkinson, 1909 Diagnosis:
L. epiouxi, after Chardez, 1984 3 Lagenodifflugia epiouxi (Chardez, 1983) new comb. Basionym: Pontigulasia epiouxi Chardez, 1983 Diagnosis: Shell elongate, circular in cross-section or very
Centropyxis lapponica, after Grospietsch, 1954 Centropyxis lapponica Grospietsch, 1954 Diagnosis: Shell nearly circular in circumference, without spines. Aperture clear square with rounded corners. Shell viewed
Chaos spec., Crailoo, 2021 Chaos spec. This specimen was found in a samples from Crailoo, Netherlands. It was remarkable because of the absence of crystals.
Difflugia lobostoma parasitism I found this Difflugia lanceolata specimen in 2021, in the mud of a shallow pond. A parasite is present in the posterior
Bullinularia maxima – from Bobrov and Mazei, 2020 Bullinularia maxima Bobrov et Mazei, 2020 Diagnosis: Shell brown, opaque, elliptical in ventral view; ventral surface is