Microcorycia flava
Remarks: These images were sent to me by Michel-Marie Solito. He found them in moss growing on a concrete terrace. Remakable are the large globules inside the tectum. Maybe cysts?
P. arcelloides – after Penard, 1904 Penardochlamys arcelloides (Penard, 1904) Deflandre, 1953 Diagnosis: Colorless or very slightly yellowish envelope, bag or cauldron-shaped, very thin, chitinous,
Fig. 1: Main cell body of specimen A, partly hidden by debris Haplomyxa sp. Three specimens were observed in a Petri dish, along with two
Diplophrys spec., with three tufts of filopodia Diplophrys spec. These cells are granular, never seen before. I found them in a sample from the Bert
I found this specimen in a sample from the Oppad, near Hilversum, 2020. It is similar to Psammonobiotus linearis, but lacks a clear spine at
Sphenoderia compressa, after Badewitz, 2002 Sphenoderia compressa Badewitz, 2002 Diagnosis: Test ovoid, oval in cross section, hyaline, covered with relatively small, oval, rather irregularly arranged
T. elongata, A-C after Thomas and Gauthier-Lièvre, 1959; D after Van Oye, 1959 Tracheleuglypha elongata Van Oye, 1959 Diagnosis: Test similar to T. dentata, but