portrait

Acineta (ass-in-eat-a) , Two cells are seen here. The stalk which attaches the cell to the substrate can be seen in the cell to the right. Phase contrast.  This picture was taken by David Patterson of material from Limulus-ridden sediments at Plum Island (Massachusetts USA) in spring and summer, 2001. Image copyright: D. J. Patterson, image used under license to MBL (micro*scope).

Acineta

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Acineta in this collection

Acineta portrait

Acineta feeding

Acineta in other collections

Periacineta buckei, from Freshwater and Terrestrial Microbes of Idaho (USA) and Elsewhere	Metacineta, from Freshwater and Terrestrial Microbes of Idaho (USA) and Elsewhere	Acineta foetida, from Protozoan biomonitors in China	Acineta tuberosa, from Protozoan biomonitors in China	Acineta tuberosa, from Marine microbes from Idaho
Acineta, from Protsville drawings of freshwater protists	Acineta tuberosa, from Limnic and marine Protists of Northern Germany and the Alps	Acineta tuberosa, from Limnic and marine Protists of Northern Germany and the Alps	Metacineta mystacina, from Limnic and marine Protists of Northern Germany and the Alps	Acineta tuberosa, from Limnic and marine Protists of Northern Germany and the Alps
Acineta, from Gems from Tvärminne	Periacineta buckei, from Freshwater and Terrestrial Microbes of Idaho (USA) and Elsewhere	Metacineta, from Freshwater and Terrestrial Microbes of Idaho (USA) and Elsewhere	Acineta, from Mr Remsens barrel	Acineta, from Lake Donghu, China