Bruno C. Vellutini

How do embryos evolve?

Tag: differential interference contrast

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Bryozoan embryos viewed from the animal and vegetal poles

Post author By Bruno C. Vellutini
Post date 30 April 2017
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The first 24 hours in 1.5 minutes of bryozoan embryos.

Tags bryozoa, differential interference contrast, embryos, membranipora membranacea, microscopy, timelapse, tweets, videos

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Bryozoan embryos viewed from the animal pole

Post author By Bruno C. Vellutini
Post date 30 April 2017
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Tags bryozoa, differential interference contrast, embryos, membranipora membranacea, timelapse, videos

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Face to face with the pluteus larva

Post author By Bruno C. Vellutini
Post date 3 November 2013
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Pluteus larva. — Frontal view of an echino pluteus larva. The image is composed of 122 photos in different focal planes merged into one.

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frontal_view_of_a_pluteus_larva.tif

Tags clypeaster subdepressus, differential interference contrast, larvae, microscopy, photos, plankton, sea biscuit

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Pluteus larva

Pluteus larva of the sea biscuit Clypeaster subdepressus. — Pluteus larva of the sea biscuit Clypeaster subdepressus.

Tags differential interference contrast, echinodermata, larvae, photos