Bosmina water flea under the microscope, the chaotic movement of a colony of Bosmina plankton crustaceans, they are easily recognized by the antennulae resembling a beak, is a planktonic organism
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Bosmina Water Flea Under the Microscope
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| Created | 11 Jun 2019 |
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| Frame Rate | 25 |
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| Number of Clips | 1 |
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| Tags | beak, Bosmina, Branchiopoda, cladocera, colony, Crustacea, daphnia, fish food, macro, microcosm, movement, plankton, under the microscope, water flea, zooplankton, |