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Anabaena

Anabaena

Description:

Multi-cellular algae.

Notes:

400X magnification

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14 Comments

sunnyjosef
sunnyjosef 9 years ago

Wow!! Great photo..

The MnMs
The MnMs 9 years ago

Now, that explains it. Thanks! :-)

LuckyLogan
LuckyLogan 9 years ago

40x lens X 10x ocular =400 magnification. It's in a science lab with a built in high resolution camera.

The MnMs
The MnMs 9 years ago

Lucky, would it not be 40X magnification?
I am a regular confocal microscope user and the type of picture and size of the alga suggests to me 40X. 60-100X is the maximum magnification you get from most regular microscopes-in any case, congratulations, it is a very beautiful picture :-)

Mark Ridgway
Mark Ridgway 9 years ago

Congratulations LL. A work of art.

Desmond.E.S.O
Desmond.E.S.O 9 years ago

Congrats! You're definitely a Lucky Logan, that's for sure. I didn't even know that there were those kind of things out there.

JoshuaGSmith
JoshuaGSmith 9 years ago

Congrats! I was wondering when someone would start posting microscopic photos.

Yasser
Yasser 9 years ago

Logan, this marvelous magnified image is our Spotting of the Day! Congratulations and thanks for sharing some awesome wildlife observations with us!

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HayleyBoBailey
HayleyBoBailey 9 years ago

(It would be nice to have a bacteria category)

HayleyBoBailey
HayleyBoBailey 9 years ago

Heterocysts and all! Thank you so much for sharing, I love this. I have a cyanobacteria spotting, but my camera is terrible :(

The MnMs
The MnMs 9 years ago

Pretty! You can add it to this mission for Microscopic Life:
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/1016...

Mark Ridgway
Mark Ridgway 9 years ago

(hey lucky check scientific name spelling :)

Mark Ridgway
Mark Ridgway 9 years ago

Spectacular.

Ava T-B
Ava T-B 9 years ago

Wonderful!

LuckyLogan
Spotted by
LuckyLogan

Ames, Iowa, USA

Spotted on Jan 21, 2015
Submitted on Jan 21, 2015

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