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First drawings date back to 1779
First depiction of a tintinnid in 1779 (Müller 1779).Müller, O.F. (1779) Zoologia danica seu animalium Daniae et Norvegiae rariorum ac minus notorum descriptiones et historia 1. Weygandinis, Havniae et Lipsiae.
Date : 25/01/2019
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Tintinnid Morphology: Tintinnopsis campanula by Fauré-Fremiet
Date : 25/10/2011
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Feeding Currents
Depiction of feeding current in Eutintinnus inquilinus by Fauré-Fremiet.
Date : 26/11/2017
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Life history stages of a tintinnid, Eutintinnus inquilinus
Date : 16/01/2012
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Plate 30 from Ehrenberg 1838
In Ehrenberg's 1838 catalogue of Infusoria he recognized only two species of tintinnid ciliates.
Date : 25/10/2018
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Why have a lorica or shell?
Date : 08/09/2011
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Dinoflagellate attacking a tintinnid
A heterotrophic Dinoflagellate trying to eat a Tintinnopsis cylindrica.
Date : 25/10/2018
Affichages : 54
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Tintinnids as food for first-feeding herring larvae.
Tintinnids in the food web of herring. From Hardy 1965 "The Open Sea: Its Natural History"
Date : 26/11/2017
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Tintinnids in the plankton food web
Date : 17/11/2011
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Biodiversity in the Plankton
Biodiversity in the Marine Plankton - Tintinnid ciliates are excellent models to study biodiversity. A single liter of seawater may contain only 25 tintinnids but of 10 different species.
Date : 15/04/2012
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Kofoid 1930 plate
Art Deco? Some species have loricas covered with the coccoliths of coccolithophorid algae very precisely arranged.
Date : 15/03/2016
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Morphological diversity in about 75 liters
Different forms found from sampling at 30 m depth on December 4 2017.
Date : 09/12/2017
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