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Euglenophyceae: Euglenales
Euglenida

Lepocinclis fusiformis
(Carter) Lemmermann emend. Conrad, 1934
(H.J. Carter) Lemmermann 1901 (John et al. eds. 2002)

Species: Cell body lemon-shaped, slightly compressed, anterior tapered with blunt end, posterior slightly pointed; 25-51 μm long, 12-39 μm wide; locomotive flagellum 1-1.5 longer than the body; paramylon bodies ring-shaped curved along the cell periphery, usually two in number; an opening of the canal located at the anterior end; pellicle spirally striated at left hand (An Illustrated Guide to Freshwater Zooplankton in Japan, 2000).
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Lepocinclis fusiformis
L. fusiformis
40 x 28 μm
Izumo Shrine
Izumo
Shimane, 2006
Lepocinclis fusiformis
L. fusiformis
26 μm
Japan, 199?
by H. Yoshino
Lepocinclis
L. fusiformis
31-36 x 19-24 μm
Izumi 741
Namegawa
Saitama, 2004
Lepocinclis
L. fusiformis
42 x 22 μm
Saitama, 2001
Lepocinclis fusiformis
L. fusiformis
29 μm
Uruguay, 1999
Lepocinclis
L. fusiformis
32 x 19 μm
near Town Hall
Shobu
Saitama, 2004
Lepocinclis fusiformis
L. fusiformis ?
μm
river bank
Doman-green Park
Saitama, 2003
Lepocinclis fusiformis
L. fusiformis
37 x 25 μm
water reservoir
near Yamaguchi Univ.
Yamaguchi, 2004
Lepocinclis fusiformis
L. fusiformis
40 x 25 μm
Jizoh-bori
Sannoh Park
Saitama, 2005
Similar species --> L. wangi; L. steinii; L. teres;

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