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This pretty little thing is Phacus helikoides, an alga that swims around like a unicellular ballerina. . There are nearly 200 species of Phacus, and in this clip you can actually see five of them. They swim by beating their whip-like flagellum, searching for the optimal location to produce food for themselves through photosynthesis. .. I hope everyone’s year has started off well. I was gonna skip posting today. I’m struggling with a few things, but I’ll be back on my feet soon. Thank you for rea

This pretty little thing is Phacus helikoides, an alga that swims around like a unicellular ballerina. . There are nearly 200 species of Phacus, and in this clip you can actually see five of them. They swim by beating their whip-like flagellum, searching for the optimal location to produce food for themselves through photosynthesis. .. I hope everyone’s year has started off well. I was gonna skip posting today. I’m struggling with a few things, but I’ll be back on my feet soon. Thank you for rea

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Phacus or a similar photosynthetic euglenoid 🍃🔬👀

Phacus or a similar photosynthetic euglenoid 🍃🔬👀

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These are Phacus applanatus, tiny, leaf-shaped unicellular algae, and the oxygen they produce through photosynthesis is literally bubbling up and wrecking my composition. 😂 . Phacus are some of my favorite organisms to watch under the microscope. There are nearly 200 described species, many with strikingly beautiful shapes. I used to post about them a lot, then stopped because I felt like my feed was turning into a Phacus fan account. I’ll be posting them more often again. . Phacus are photosyn

These are Phacus applanatus, tiny, leaf-shaped unicellular algae, and the oxygen they produce through photosynthesis is literally bubbling up and wrecking my composition. 😂 . Phacus are some of my favorite organisms to watch under the microscope. There are nearly 200 described species, many with strikingly beautiful shapes. I used to post about them a lot, then stopped because I felt like my feed was turning into a Phacus fan account. I’ll be posting them more often again. . Phacus are photosyn

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Phacus ~ Everything You Need to Know with Photos | Videos

Phacus ~ Everything You Need to Know with Photos | Videos

Some Algae Dance #microscope #science

Some Algae Dance #microscope #science

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The unicellular euglenophyte Phacus helikoides.

The unicellular euglenophyte Phacus helikoides.

1.3K viewsOct 8, 2018

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Herzflagellat (Phacus longicauda) 400x und 1000x

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Alive Phacus sp. (a Euglenid) under the microscope!

131 views6 months ago

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Phacus longicauda

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膠鞘輪蟲抓到扁裸藻Collotheca preyed Phacus

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Phacus triqueter

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Phacus pleuronectes

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These beauties are Phacus anacoelus, they are some rather rare single-celled organisms but I found in a tiny pond middle of a forest. . Phacus anacoelus have amazing looking, and quite complicated cell bodies. Can you see how unusual looking they are? I don't know what geometric shape would describe this. 😂 . Phacus are photosynthetic organisms, like plants, they produce food for themselves through the sunlight. But I think the most beautiful thing about them is the way they swim. . Yesterday,

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Phacus longicauda, protiste vert | Canal U

Phacus under the microscope for education.

May this joyful video of spinning microscopic organisms brighten up your #MicrobeMonday! These twirling green critters are Phacus lismorensis, a single-celled algae species which gets its food by converting water, light, and carbon dioxide into energy (a process known to the plant-savvy as photosynthesis). What music do you think they’re dancing to? Video credit: Jam's Germs | Science Is Awesome

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Phacus sp. - Relaxing/Studying - Microscopy

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Jam's Germs on Instagram: "These are Phacus applanatus, tiny, leaf-shaped unicellular algae, and the oxygen they produce through photosynthesis is literally bubbling up and wrecking my composition. 😂 . Phacus are some of my favorite organisms to watch under the microscope. There are nearly 200 described species, many with strikingly beautiful shapes. I used to post about them a lot, then stopped because I felt like my feed was turning into a Phacus fan account. I’ll be posting them more often a

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PHACUS PLEURONECTES

62 viewsApr 13, 2018

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How to Name a Microbe

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PHACUS TORTUS, UNA COMETA DE AGUA

Dayana Escobar on Instagram: "Parece una bailarina… pero es una sola célula. Phacus helikoides es un alga microscópica que se mueve girando sobre su eje gracias a un flagelo, mientras optimiza su posición para captar luz y realizar fotosíntesis. Pertenece al grupo de las euglenas, organismos capaces de combinar movimiento activo con producción de energía solar. No tiene cerebro. No tiene músculos. Y aun así, toma decisiones precisas para sobrevivir. La vida microscópica sigue demostrando que la

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Chloé Savard on Instagram: "You’ve got to see the gorgeous little creatures I found in this pond 🥹 I’ll be giving a small conference this Sunday in Granby, Quebec at this exact location! We’ll go out sampling and then observe what we found on a big screen where I’ll be projecting some live microscopy! Link in stories if you want to register 😊 Clip 1 shows a graceful Phacus helikoides, a leaf shaped micro algae that can be found in freshwater habitats all over the world! They mainly feed by ph

1.9M viewsMay 19, 2023

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Euglenoids: Single-Celled Shapeshifters

353.5K viewsSep 9, 2019

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Microscopic Organisms in a Drop of Pond Water - Complete Collection

66.8K viewsSep 22, 2021

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Macrophage in action vs E. coli: MOA Animation of Phagocytosis, a fundamental immunological process

206.7K viewsApr 24, 2019

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Freshwater algae sometimes come in the most unexpected of shapes! 💚 This unicellular microorganism is Phacus helikoides which is in Euglenophyta phylum! It’s so precious and graceful 🥹 I don’t find them often so I took 50 videos just to make sure 😂 These green and leaf shaped photosynthetic micro babies are found in freshwater habitats all over the world and mainly feed by synthesizing their own sugars with energy coming from sunlight and carbon dioxide ☀️ Phacus are free swimming and move wi

116.4K viewsSep 10, 2022

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Pond Scum Under the Microscope - Pondlife, Episode #1

122.8K viewsJun 1, 2019

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Microorganismos. Protozoos, Paramecio, vorticela Euglena, Diatomeas

28.1K viewsOct 16, 2020

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Phacus: Microalgas Verdes Unicelulares en Ecosistemas de Agua Dulce

49.1K viewsApr 30, 2024

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一滴水里的动物园，单细胞也可以是大聪明

815.7K viewsJul 11, 2022

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A microscopic creature that feeds only on algae! "Vegan" rotifer #microorganisms #biology

17.1K viewsJun 27, 2025

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Euglena structure

4.2K viewsNov 16, 2020

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protist movement

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无忧无虑的扁裸藻

225.5K viewsAug 20, 2021

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Microalgas bailando no microscópio🔬

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Phacus longicauda, protiste vert

3K viewsJun 20, 2012

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Phacus de agua dulce - Freshwater Phacus

2.2K viewsNov 5, 2014

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Phacus tortus

1.5K viewsOct 30, 2011

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Euglenid metaboly

2.4K viewsMay 2, 2011

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Phacus smulkowskianus

252 viewsNov 2, 2015

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Microscopic Views of algae and micro- organism

599 viewsApr 28, 2020

YouTubeTrinath Rana

Lecture#11 types of Phytoplanktons (Limnology)

26 views5 months ago

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La danza de Phacus - The Phacus dance

210 viewsOct 30, 2017

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Mirá que hermosa es Lepocinclis salina

30 views9 months ago

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Euglenoids | Chapter 2 Biology Class 11 | NCERT | #BiologyWithT #Class11Biology #NEET

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Phylum Acoelomorpha

715 viewsApr 24, 2022

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PROTOZOA | PART-2 | Modern Classification

10 views3 months ago

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Phacus(4/4) #viral #shorts #reels #facts #video #microscope #trending #edit

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Euglena phacus trapped between a forest of filamenous cyanobacteria. Phacus swims with a beautiful corkscrew motion. Shot in real time under the microscope at 200x magnification.

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Phacus tortus

467 viewsMay 10, 2013

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生物的千奇百怪——螺旋形短叶鞭藻（Phacus helikoides）

506 viewsSep 30, 2024

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ウチワヒゲムシの一種（Phacus.sp）

621 viewsAug 21, 2021

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This is a leaf-like single-celled organism, Phacus convexus. 🍃 . Phacus convexus is such an elegant swimmer; it beats its hair-like flagellum and pulls itself forward in the water and because of the beating pattern of the flagellum, it twirls while swimming. Doesn’t it look like a falling leaf? It has to swim to find a lit area in the water because it uses sunlight to produce food for itself! . There are over 100 species of Phacus, and Phacus convexus is just one of them. If you check my book c

1.2K viewsSep 2, 2021

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These are Phacus gigas, they are some gorgeous leaf-shaped cuties. One of them is quite healthy but the other one has an unwanted guest inside. Can you spot the difference between them? . There is this sausage-like transparent thing inside one of the cells, that’s a parasite, most likely something fungal. I find some infected individuals like this in one of the ponds I regularly sample. Sometimes, the cells are in really bad condition because of infection, they lose their beautiful green color.

1.1K viewsJul 8, 2021

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奇异扁裸藻

936 viewsNov 21, 2021

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euglena ユーグレナ

202 viewsJan 10, 2012

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