unidentified

These bacteria were taken from the film on the surface of a sample. Although the cells seem to be randomly distributed, they are more or less evenly distributed. The air/water interface is a relative rich region of aquatic habitats, dust particles, organisms and dissolved organic matter often accumulates against the surface of the water, and if undisturbed this can develop into a complex community. These are typical of many bacteria in the simplicity of body shape and size. Careful scrutiny shows that the poles of the cells are darker than the rest - i.e. there is some internal differentiation. Although the cells seem to be randomly distributed, they are more or less evenly distributed. Phase contrast.   This picture was taken by Linda Amaral Zettler and David Patterson of material from the acidic Davis Mine. Image copyright: L Amaral-Zettler and D. J. Patterson, image used under license to MBL (micro*scope).

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Bacteria in other collections

Bacteria, from Microbes of Alkaline Lake	Bacteria, from Microbes of Alkaline Lake	Bacteria, from Microbes of Alkaline Lake	Spiral bacteria, from Microbes of Alkaline Lake	bacteria, from Microbes of Benton Road Crossing (Sierras)
Symbiotic bacteria, from Microbes of Beauchamp hot springs	Filamentous bacteria, from Microbes of Beauchamp hot springs	Bacterial behaviour, from Microbes in Black Lake	Red sulfur bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake	Bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake
Bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake	Bacterial behaviour, from Microbes of Mono Lake	Spiral bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake	Bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake	bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake
bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake	bacteria, from Microbes of Mono Lake	filamentous bacteria, from Microbes of Convict Lake	Bacteria, from Microbes of Convict Lake	filamentous bacteria, from Microbes of Convict Lake
Bacteria, from Microbes of Mammoth Lake	red sulphur bacteria, from Microbes of Mammoth Lake	Bacteria, from Planktonic bacteria	Bacteria, from Planktonic bacteria	Bacteriastrum sp., from ATOL protistology workshop 2005
Bacteriastrum, from ATOL protistology workshop 2005	Bacteriastrum, from ATOL protistology workshop 2005	Cyanobacteria, from SML Crystal Lake	Bacteria, from Gems from Tvärminne	Motile bacteria, from Gems from Tvärminne
Bacteria, from Little Sippewissett salt marsh, Massachusetts, USA	Bacteriastrum hyalinum, from Alfred Wegener Institute Phytoplankton	Mat bacteria, from Mats at Yellowstone	Iron bacteria, from Eubacteria in Yellowstone	Cyanobacteria, from Eubacteria in Yellowstone
Cyanobacteria, from Eubacteria in Yellowstone	Sulfur bacteria, from Eubacteria in Yellowstone	Rumen bacteria, from Eubacteria in Yellowstone	Cyanobacterial mat, from West Thumb Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park	Cyanobacterial mat, from West Thumb Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park
Cyanobacteria, from Marine microbes - NW Australia	Cyanobacteria, from Marine microbes - NW Australia	Purple sulfur bacteria, from Mammoth Hot Springs to Beaver Lake Area in Yellowstone National Park	Cyanobacterial mat, from Mammoth Hot Springs to Beaver Lake Area in Yellowstone National Park	Bacteria, from Athens, Georgia, USA
Cyanobacteria, from Lamont Pond, freshwater, New York	cyanobacteria, from Provasoli-Guillard National Center for Culture of Marine Phytoplankton (CCMP)	Bacteria, from Audley Bottom	cyanobacteria, from Lake Toolik, Arctic Alaska	Bacteria, from Little Sippewissett salt marsh, Massachusetts, USA
Bacteria, from Little Sippewissett salt marsh, Massachusetts, USA	cyanobacteria, from Lake Toolik, Arctic Alaska	Bacteria, from Eel Pond, Woods Hole, Massachusetts	Bacteria, from Plum Island, Massachusetts coast, USA	cyanobacteria, from Lake Toolik, Arctic Alaska
Bacteria, from American Type Culture Collection	Unidentified bacteria, from American Type Culture Collection	Cyanobacteria, from Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming, USA)	bacteria, from Athens, Georgia, USA	Bacteria, from Lamont Pond, freshwater, New York
Bacteria, from Pitcher Plants, Florida, USA	Bacteria, from Lamont Pond, freshwater, New York	Bacteriastrum delicatulum, from Phytoplankton of the Irish Sea	Bacteria, from Little Sippewissett salt marsh, Massachusetts, USA	Bacteria, from Little Sippewissett salt marsh, Massachusetts, USA
Bacteria, from Kalotermes	Unidentified bacteria, from American Type Culture Collection	Unidentified bacteria, from Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming, USA)	Unidentified bacteria, from Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming, USA)	Unidentified bacteria, from American Type Culture Collection