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Title:
cercaria fork-tailed
Description:
Fork-tailed cercariae and sporocyst from snail; recorded during the Field Parasitology course at the University of Nebraska's Cedar Point Biological Station. Pictures were shot using a Nikon AlphaPhot teaching compound microscope with a trinocular head and a mounted camera. Ill shoot some scales and post them separately as a short video. Lowest mags were with a 4X objectives, next mags with a 10X objective, and highest with a 40X objective. The camera tube has no separate eyepiece lens. Thanks for the suggestions!
Author:
jjparasite
Tags:
cercaria, trematode, larva, parasite, sporocyst, invertebrate,
cercaria fork-tailed
Description:
Fork-tailed cercariae and sporocyst from snail; recorded during the Field Parasitology course at the University of Nebraska's Cedar Point Biological Station. Pictures were shot using a Nikon AlphaPhot teaching compound microscope with a trinocular head and a mounted camera. Ill shoot some scales and post them separately as a short video. Lowest mags were with a 4X objectives, next mags with a 10X objective, and highest with a 40X objective. The camera tube has no separate eyepiece lens. Thanks for the suggestions!
Author:
jjparasite
Tags:
cercaria, trematode, larva, parasite, sporocyst, invertebrate,
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