CU microscopic view of Ciliate protozoans, group, possibly pre conjugation

CU microscopic view of ciliate protozoans in freshwater farmyard pool sample

Ciliates moving . Dark Field

Ciliates and bacteria with text display from camera. Dark Field

CU microscopic view of Ciliate protozoans, group, conjugation

ECU microscopic view of bacteria and ciliate protozoans in freshwater farmyard pool sample

CU microscopic view of Ciliate protozoans, group, possibly pre conjugation

CU microscopic view of Ciliate protozoans, bacteria and algae, in water sample from farmyard puddle

CU microscopic view of Ciliate protozoans, bacteria and algae, in water sample from farmyard puddle

ECU microscopic view of bacteria and ciliate protozoans in freshwater farmyard pool sample

Microscopic shot of Euglena swimming

Paramecium, showing organelles clearly, and Spirochaeta and other bacteria moving in pond water, Phase Contrast

CU microscopic view of Paramecium and Euglena feeding

CU microscopic view of Paramecium feeding

CU microscopic view of Paramecium and Euglena feeding

Paramecium bursaria moving in the dirty water

The single-celled organism Euplotes is very common and can often be seen running up and down the filamentous algae in a pond. The legs are modified cilia, called cirri, that move the protozoan over the substrate. Euplotes is flattened...