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Some microorganisms from the Wupper, NRW, Germany, 2022 |
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In the "BergCountry" in the vicinity of the city Wuppertal (NRW, Germany) several red algae can be found; one of them is Torularia atra (Batrachospemum atrum) which can be found in the river Wupper near Muengsten. The population of this alga is characterized by a very dense "Aufwuchs" of epibiontic autotroph organisms like diatoms and other green algae, but also by heterotroph organismal like sessile ciliates like Pseudovorticella cf chlamydophora; Pseudovorticella monilata, immobile rotifers like Ptygura cf crystallina and a rotifer community that is typical for algae in lotic waters like Philodina megalotrocha or Euchlanis dilatata, |
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Torularia atra |
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Cocconeis sp |
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Pseudovorticella chlamydophora |
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Campanella umbellaria |
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Cephalodella gibba |
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Cephalodella sterea |
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Euchlanis dilatata |
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More Euchlanis dilatata is one of the most abundant species in this sample (≈ 50 Ind per 50ml) on this here >>> |
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Ptygura crystallina |
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Philodina megalotrocha |
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