Stentor polymorphus colony on Ramshorn snail shells

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Uploaded by on Aug 23, 2011

Michelle Flemming, an avid observer of her garden pond, came along with Mike Snoswell with a question about the nature of green fronds growing on their snail shells. Under the stereomicroscope, we identified them as the ciliate Stentor polymorphus. The colony hitching a ride on its host.

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  • Thanks for the id, I would never have worked out what they were on my own.

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