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Planarias (Familia Dugesiidae)Observ.
peterswartFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
This was found in the stream in Ronans Well Cave Voorkamer. Dark grey. 10mm when fully extended.
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claudenDescripción
AZMP S27.
Collection IML: 12734, z = -173 m. Source: MPO-Christian Turcotte.
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Orden TricladidaObserv.
peterswartDescripción
Approx 20mm long. In the same pool as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/48469642 (2008)
Photo: Reece Swart
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Planarias (Familia Dugesiidae)Observ.
peterswartDescripción
I saw 4 of these, ranging from 4mm long to 16mm long. Pictures are of the 16mm specimen.
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swiseeagleDescripción
This photo shows the multiple color forms. Largest, fully stretched out <1 cm. On underside of rock, mid-intertidal.
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Planarias (Familia Dugesiidae)Observ.
luluchouetteDescripción
Dozens of them
Not sure what's up on pic 5
Pic 6 was moving at the surface apparently using surface tension
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Orden ProseriataObserv.
zihaowangDescripción
Needle-like object in the posterior portion. 800x and 200x, brackish tide pool.
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rodrigo_lazaroDescripción
Small flatworm (visible to naked eye) collected in a temporary puddle of water. I put the samples that I collect in a jar and I've been noticing that these flatworms (two or three in total) tend to stay in the glass out of the water but close to the surface and if for some reason the water move they tend to go up to avoid it.
Pequeno platelminto (visível a olho nú) coletado em uma poça de água temporária. Eu coloco as amostras que coleto em um pote de vidro e tenho percebido que esses vermes (uns dois ou três no total) costumam ficar no vidro fora da água mas perto da superfície e se por alguma razão a água se move eles tendem a subir para se afastar dela.
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lukas_scharerDescripción
Somewhere in floating vegetation along the river Werse.
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Planarias (Familia Dugesiidae)Observ.
chrisperslabDescripción
from algae and weeds washed up on lakeshore
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gcganDescripción
Striped Hammerhead Flatworm (ID: Unknown)
Order: Tricladida
Family: Geoplanidae
Taken on Dec 2015 @ Penang, Malaysia.
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grantskiDescripción
What is this creature? It was out at midnight in the alpine on the Haast Range
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Orden TricladidaObserv.
livia_castroDescripción
Planarinha nadando no microscópio ❤️
Pegamos de uma amostra de água retirada de uma represa da cidade, com terra, folhas, frutas.
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lophopanopeusDescripción
A digeneid trematode from a snail host (Nassarius) . Causes cercarial dermatitis in humans.. Microscope image shows cercariae being squeezed out of a redia.
The snail's infested viscera are shown in a macro photo as well. The snail was anesthetized before shell removal/dissection.
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Gusanos Planos Y Parientes (Filo Platyhelminthes)Observ.
mkkennedyDescripción
under a rock in a brook
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Gusanos Planos Y Parientes (Filo Platyhelminthes)Observ.
rjennionDescripción
Freshwater, sliding along.
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lukas_scharerDescripción
From sediment samples taken during the 2017 Elba Marine Biology Course of the University of Basel.
Note the tremendously long spiral copulatory stylet.
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kmkocotFecha
Septiembre 15, 2022Lugar
North America, United States, Alabama, Mobile County, Dauphin Island, DISL 2022 Meiofauna BioBlitz Station 13 (Google, OSM)Descripción
KK3896; Salinity 15 ppt; Mud with lots of cyanobacteria
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Género CatenulaObserv.
mnold1Descripción
Mag. 400x
Movements were worm-like. (Perhaps it is an annelid?) Seemed to have eggs in tow that were released by the last photo. Arrow highlights trophi (I think) in photo 2. The most endearing feature is the high-waisted hula skirt fringe... or is that an Elizabethan collar-cum-feather boa? :o) Definitely striking.
- On 3/29/2022 a water and moss sample were taken from the submerged section of a boulder in the Billings-Avery Brook. Air temp. 38F
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mnold1Descripción
Mag. 100x (photos 1,2), 400x (photo 3)
A pond-edge water sample was collected on 6/2/2021 using a 10 micron dip net to enrich for microorganisms. Air temp. 67F
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nopcoeurDescripción
Distinct eye spots and foot-like limbs (from lateral view).
