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Phacus, photographed 3/26/26 at 1000x total magnification. Another euglenoid that is immediately recognizable. Though the genus is very large, that leaf shape is a dead give away. I think I've only ever mixed them up with Monomorphina, and that's only because those guys are so small and never stop moving around. But really, once you get a good look at them, the difference is clear. Always nice when a euglenoid makes ID easy on me. Not all of them are like that...
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âNow technically, âdifferential interference contrastâ is not a type of microscope. Rather, itâs a method that enhances contrast. And as you can see, the final product is an image that seems almost 3-dimensional.â
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Images Originally Captured by Jamâs Germs
Stentor coeruleus 200x, Moss 530x, Phacus 630x, Rotifer 630x, Testate amoeba shell 630x, Vorticella 630x
These little guys are photosynthetic euglenoids in the Genus Phacus.
âWhen ZakryĹ was naming Euglena smulkowskiana, she was relying on what she could see, on the bits of morphology that made it seem more like Euglena and less like other organisms. But later analysis of the organismâs DNA would reveal...that this Euglena was actually a Phacus-- a subset of euglenoid. A species whose name âphacusâ means âlentilâ in Greek...â
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Images Originally Captured by Jamâs Germs
Phacus 400x, Phacus paraorbicularis 400x, Phacus paraorbicularis 400x, Phacus anocoelus 600x, Phacus gigas & Stentor coeruleus, Phacus mangini 400x
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Surirella 200x, Slime mold 100x, Diatoms, cyanobacteria, and a flagellate 1000x, Diatoms 200x, Red algae 600x, Bacteria, cyanobacteria, & Phacus 1000x, Lepocinclis 1000x, Slime mold 40xÂ
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Phacus x1000
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Phacus brachykentron. Scanning electron micrograph. CopyrightŠ Brian S. Leander.
 Tree of Life Project
Phacus (phylum Euglenophyta, classis Euglenophyceae, ordo Euglenales)
