Studies on Tintinnida Using Scanning Electron Microscopy

Two species of Tintinnida were grown in vitro and their loricae examined by SEM. Tintinnopsis parva loricae clearly showed the anterior spiral region characteristic of a number of species in this genus. A novel method of building a lorica, one using fibrous spherules, was found for Tintinnidium sp....

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Published in:Transactions of the American Microscopical Society 1976-10, Vol.95 (4), p.707-711
Main Authors: Gold, Kenneth, Morales, Eleanor A.
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Biological taxonomies
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Electron microscopes
Electronic structure
Protozoa
Scanning electron microscopy
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