Personal project: Gastrotrich (Chaetonotus) in sample of local algae.

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Personal project: Gastrotrich (Chaetonotus) in sample of local algae.

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Gastrotrich (Chaetonotus)

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Gastrotrich (Chaetonotus) swimming around in algae sample.

Gastrotrich (Chaetonotus) in sample of local algae. Taken with my SW350T microscope at 40X mag.

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