Epistylis sp.
sessile peritrichs on a Cyclops copepod
Microscope photo (slightly stacked, with Toupcam 5 Mp) Shrunk, making it look more like
balls on stalks. The shape at the top resembles that of E. plicatilis, but the folds
at the bottom of the shrunken cellbody, characteristic of that species, are not visible.
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