ROTIFER MNIOBIA MAGNA

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Science & Technology

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• ROTIFER
• MNIOBIA
• MAGNA

[LastGladius]

Hey, I don't know too much about roftifers, this may just be me, or is the rotifer anchoring in one spot with the posterior end?

[fpelectronica]

@LastGladius

Hello Thank you for your visit If indeed the rotifers are "anchored" to the "fingers" of the feet to extend his crown and capture their prey Francisco

[MysteryoftheGods]

I must ask, fpelectronica, how did you film this?!

[fpelectronica]

@MysteryoftheGods

Hello Thanks for your comment I use a Nikon microscope but with other microscopes (good quality) can shoot this type of microorganisms.

 regards Francisco

[quuanttum]

amazing. i have just bought a microscope and lets hope i can view little rotifers.!

[fpelectronica]

@quuanttum

Hello Thanks for your comment The rotifers are very well under the microscope Francisco

[fpelectronica]

@PondWaterWorld

Hello Thanks for your comment I use a Nikon microscope and a Panasonic CCTV You can see other microorganisms classified by genus and species on my website sites.google.com/site/fpelectr­onicaweb regards Francisco

[PondWaterWorld]

I think that you are very good at videoing rotifers. How do you do that???? Much better than mine

[RammsteinFan1100]

@fpelectronica cool ty Francisco

Dino :D

[fpelectronica]

@RammsteinFan1100

Hello Thank you for your visit Although there is no unanimity of opinion between scientists, it continues to maintain that single-celled animal Protozoan and Metazoan multicellular animal. As rotifers belong to Metazoa

Francisco