Today (Thursday Oct. 20) at about 3:30 I went to observe my microaquarium. First, I observed it under the microscope and saw three different types of organisms: rotifers (wheel-like, hairy appendages, transparent, and free-swimming), roundworm (more frantically often in an "S" shape) and a paramecium (cell usually of a fixed shape with some cilia and a fixed mouth. Another change I saw was some of my water had evaporated).
Then, I took pictures of some other organisms I saw.
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| Pennack RW. 1953. Fig. 7 |
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| Pennack RW. 1953. Fig. 133 |
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| Pennack RW.1953. Fig. 97 |
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| Ward HB and Whipple GC. 1918 Fig. 1320 |
Bibliography:
Pennack RW. 1953. Fresh-water Vertebrates of the United States. New York (NY): The Ronald Press Company. 769 p.
Ward HB and Whipple GC. 1918. Fresh Water Biology . New York (NY): John Wiley and Sons Inc. 1111 p.
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