Genus Sexangularia Awerintzew, 1906
Diagnosis: Test organic, sometimes with attached mineral particles; cross-section polygonal, mostly hexagonal. Nucleus vesicular.
Sexangularia minutissima (Penard, 1904) Awerintzew, 1906
C. kahli f. oblonga , after Tarnogradskii, 1959 Cyclopyxis kahli f. oblonga (Tarnogradskii, 1959) Centropyxis kahli f. oblonga Tarnogradskii, 1959 Diagnosis: Test with all the
Cyclopyxis leclercqi – from Beyens and Chardez, 1986 Cyclopyxis leclercqi Beyens and Chardez, 1986 Diagnosis: Shell circular in apertural view, dorso-ventrally compressed with a swollen
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
Main cell body Haplomyxa spec. Description: The cell has a central body from which numerous granuloreticulopodia emerge. The cell body can be small or large,
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
Fritz Schaudinn (1871 – 1906) was a German zoologist. He was the co-discoverer of the causative agent of syphilis and did research on amoebas, particularly