Dec 19, 2023
KINGDOMS: ROUND ONE
CHROMISTA VS ANIMALIA
Chromista
Animalia
Voting ended onDec 26, 2023
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KINGDOMS: ROUND ONE
CHROMISTA VS ANIMALIA
Chromista
Animalia
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[https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/93054860]
Diatom || Coscinodiscus bouvet
Observed in Antarctica
No Conservation Status
Photos 1-4 - Sargassaceae sp.
Photos 5-8 - Turbinaria sp.
Photos 9-10 - unknown, possibly Chromista
Washed up brown algae (seaweed).
06/11/23 - Chromista spp. (iNaturalist uses this proposed grouping)
QLD:WET - Etty Bay
The Other Card
The other card represents freedom. Representing the other major phyla separate from those most known and visible life forms, this card is almost a 'joker' of sorts. Freedom from the limitations of ones own place in life, one should look to escape that which they both love and fear. To move beyond constrains of worldly concern into the boundless unknown. Archea, Chromista, Protista, and Bacteria all form their own impressive kingdoms full of a variety of important creatures that determine the viability of life on our planet, and yet they do so in novel, incredible ways that science has only yet begun to better understand. While some of their forms are familiar and some have had many centuries of study, these kingdoms still struggle to be defined in meaningful ways among their fellow organisms.
This is a freshwater amazon rotifer (Lecane sp) parasitized by Myzocytiopsis zoophthora, a species of zoosporic fungal organism, whose flagellated spores are similar to animals in the way they move using its flagellum. The circles in the degenerate body of the rotifers are oospores, is a thick-walled sexual spore that develops in the microscopic fungi. The parasitic influence of Myzocytiopsis zoophthora affects the dynamics of rotifers population, since rotifers are the food of many aquatic invertebrates.
Photograph by Ribamar Rocha/ Centro de Ciências da Natureza da Universidade Federal do Piauí
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[https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/54048341] Sea Sparkle || Noctiluca scintillans Observed in United States (WA) No Conservation Status
[https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/69989890] Ciliate || Genus Askenasia Observed in United States (CA)
Peacock's tail brown algae. Another common sight in tidepools.
06/11/23 - Phaeophyceae: Padina pavonica
QLD:WET - tidepools