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"Exploring the Intricate World of Protista: From Pressed Seaweed Specimens to Microscopic Wonders" In this captivating journey through the diverse realm of protista

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Protista Collection: Difflugia pyriformis, amoebae
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Protista Collection: Radiolarian
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Protista Collection: Syracosphaera anthos
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Protista Collection: Red Aspen Bolete, Leccinum aurantiacum, two red capped mushrooms, front view
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Protista Collection: Illustration, cladina rangiferina, Reindeer Lichen
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine animals. Spirobranchia
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine mollusks. Nudibranchia. - Nacktkiemen-Schnecken, 1 print
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine animals. Acanthometra
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine animals. Cystoidea
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows jellyfish. Discomedusae
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine animals. Amphoridea
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows conifers. Coniferae. - Bapfenbaume, 1 print : photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows slime molds. Mycetozoa
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows microorganisms. Spumellaria
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows tortoises and turtles
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows microorganisms. Thalamophora
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows fish. Teleostei. - Knochenfische, 1 print : color photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows crabs. Decapoda. - Behnfukkreble, 1 print : photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows lichens. Lichenes. - Flechten, 1 print : photomechanical; sheet
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows corals. Hexacoralla. - Sechsstrahlige Sternkorallen, 1 print
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows frogs. Batrachia. - Frosche, 1 print : color photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows jellyfish. Cubomedusae
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine animals. Blastoidea
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows corytophanid lizards. Lacertilia
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows invertebrates. Thoracostraca
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows flatworms. Platodes. - Plattentiere, 1 print : color lithograph
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows orchids. Orchideae. - Denusblumen / A. Giltsch, gem. 1 print
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows fungi. Ascomycetes. - Schlauchpilze, 1 print : photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows microorganisms. Stephoidea
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows spiders. Arachnida. - Spinnentiere, 1 print : color lithograph
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows red algae. Florideae. - Rotalgen, 1 print : color photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows seaweed. Siphoneae. - Riesen-Algetten, 1 print : color lithograph
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows stinkhorn mushrooms. Basimycetes
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows pitcher plants. Nepenthaceae
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows moths. Tineida. - Motten, 1 print : photomechanical; sheet 36 x 26 cm
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows sea urchins and sand dollars. Echinidea. - Igelsterne, 1 print
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows barnacles. Cirripedia
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows jellyfishes. Anthomedusae
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows aquatic animals. Campanariae
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows ferns. Filicinae. - Laubfarne, 1 print : color photomechanical
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows octopuses. Gamochonia
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows aquatic and terrestrial snails
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows stalked jellyfishes. Stauromedusae. - Becherquallen, 1 print
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows microorganisms. Polycyttaria
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows horseshoe crabs. Aspidonia
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows jellyfishes in the phyllum Cnidaria. Peromedusae. - Talchenquallen
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows glass sponges. Hexactinellae
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Protista Collection: Illustration shows marine mollusks. Ammonitida


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"Exploring the Intricate World of Protista: From Pressed Seaweed Specimens to Microscopic Wonders" In this captivating journey through the diverse realm of protista, we encounter a fascinating array of organisms. The pressed seaweed specimens C016 / 6127 reveal intricate patterns and textures that hint at the hidden beauty within. Diatoms, as seen under a scanning electron microscope (SEM), showcase their mesmerizing geometric shapes and delicate structures. Dictyota dichotoma, a brown algae commonly known as mermaid's fan, unveils its elegant fronds swaying in underwater currents. Illustrations depicting hummingbirds from the Trochilidae family remind us of the interconnectedness between these avian wonders and protists. These tiny creatures rely on nectar produced by flowering plants like Fucus bulbosus, a type of kelp found along coastal regions. Another diatom specimen captured under SEM reveals its intricate details, highlighting nature's artistry at microscopic scales. Fucus radiatus, another species of kelp with branching thalli resembling miniature forests beneath the waves, showcases its resilience in harsh marine environments. Moving beyond seaweeds and birds, illustrations introduce us to liverworts from the Hepaticae family - primitive land-dwelling plants that share an ancient lineage with protists. Their unique reproductive strategies have allowed them to thrive for millions of years. However, not all protists are benign or beneficial; some can cause harm. Plasmodium sp. , a malarial parasite transmitted by mosquitoes, serves as a stark reminder of how these microorganisms can impact human health. Radiolarians belonging to Acanthophracta group astonish with their intricate skeletal structures made up of silica shells. Coelosphaeridium presents yet another marvel – calcareous alga adorned with ornate patterns reminiscent of stained glass windows. Throughout this exploration into the world of protista, diatoms emerge as prominent protagonists.