Скачать или смотреть Halteria grandinella (Ciliophora or Ciliate)

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Phylum: Ciliophora (ciliate). Halteria grandinella (Müller, 1773) Dujardin, 1841
This genus belongs to the class Spirotrichea and the family Halteriidae. Halteria is one of the most common ciliates ever. The fast, jumping swimming style is very characteristic. The jumping motion is produced by an equatorial girdle of jumping bristles. (Dr. Martin Kreutz)

Halteria, sometimes referred to as the jumping oligotrich, is a genus of common planktonic ciliates that are found in many freshwater environments. Members of the genus Halteria are heterotrophic and serve as important bacterivores in the habitats they occupy as well as being preyed upon primarily by metazoans. One recent paper identified Halteria sp. as the first identified "virovore", an organism that can feed on virus.

Identification by peptolab (iNaturalist)

A water sample was taken from the shore of Srednerogatsky Pond. The air temperature was 14°C (57.2 °F). The sample was stored at room temperature and observed 10 days after collection.

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