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I have noticed that dinoflagellates seem to change the amount that they swim around in my algae cultures. The newer cultures seem to have more swimmers then resting cells. I haven’t found scientific studies to confirm this observation. Anyway, I wouldn’t use activity level as a key for identification.Yes that was the closest match I could find. But my microscope is not the best. Also there was not a lot of movement. And I read somewhere that that type was the most likely to be not moving
Well tha I would have to go with osteoporosis, either way uv should help for these so I will just try that out. Every little bit should help.I have noticed that dinoflagellates seem to change the amount that they swim around in my algae cultures. The newer cultures seem to have more swimmers then resting cells. I haven’t found scientific studies to confirm this observation. Anyway, I wouldn’t use activity level as a key for identification.