The Coscinodiscus is a salt water diatom in the Atlantic Ocean. The purpose of this blog is exclusively to provide photographs and video footage of this amazing diatom.
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Coscinodiscus # 055 - January 14, 2009
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Coscinodiscus, marine diatom captured from the Atlantic Ocean, Intracoastal Waterway, January 14, 2009.
Original *.avi format (25,693 k), including flash format (11,500 k) and micrographs may be downloaded for non-commercial and educational use.
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atlantic,
diatom,
marine,
micro-organism,
microscopy,
miscroscope,
phytoplankton,
plankton,
salt water,
taxonomy
Coscinodiscus # 050 - January 14, 2009
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Coscinodiscus (Concentric Diatom) # 050 - January 14, 2009
The original compressed *.avi (20,198 k) is available in download for educational use. (Includes flash version format, 9231 k).
The following two images contain white spots inside the diatom. These were defined as lipids by NOAA staff.
Labels:
atlantic,
diatom,
marine,
microscopy,
miscroscope,
organism,
phytoplankton,
plankton,
salt water,
taxonomy
Coscinodiscus and Paralia Sulcata, a Chain Diatom
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The chain diatom featured here, or diatom which looks like a stack of coins is Paralia Sulcata. Coscinodiscus is a single cell, free floating diatom.
Labels:
atlantic,
microscopy,
miscroscope,
organism,
phytoplankton,
plankton,
salt water,
taxonomy
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