Lagenidiopsis Golemansky 1974

Lagenidiopsis. Amoeba observed in sandy and muddy marine sediments in the vicinity of Broome, Western Australia in September 2003. This image was taken using phase contrast optics.   This work was supported by the Australian Biological Resources Study.

Lagenidiopsis. Cell observed in sandy and muddy marine sediments in the vicinity of Broome, Western Australia in September 2003. This image was taken using differential interference contrast optics.   This work was supported by the Australian Biological Resources Study.

Portrait of Lagenidiopsis (species uncertain), a medium-sized shelled marine amoeba of uncertain affinity. The clear ovoid organic shell is slightly flattened and the anterior pseudostome extends into the shell as a tube(seen in this image). The cell body occupies the posterior half of the shell and transmits delicate filose pseudopodia to the exterior through the internal tubular extension of the cell.The filose pseudopodia are seen entering the internal end of the tube in this image. Collected from a commercial saltwater aquarium in Boise, Idaho October 2004. Brightfield illumination. 

Portrait of Lagenidiopsis (species uncertain), a medium-sized shelled marine amoeba of uncertain affinity. The clear ovoid organic shell is slightly flattened and the anterior pseudostome extends into the shell as a tube. The cell body occupies the posterior half of the shell and transmits delicate filose pseudopodia to the exterior through the internal tubular extension of the cell (seen in this image). Collected from a commercial saltwater aquarium in Boise, Idaho October 2004. Phase contrast illumination.

Portrait of Lagenidiopsis, a medium-sized shelled marine amoeba of uncertain affinity. The clear ovoid organic shell is slightly flattened and the anterior pseudostome extends into the shell as a tube. The cell body occupies the posterior half of the shell and transmits delicate filose pseudopodia to the exterior through the internal tubular extension of the cell (seen in this image). Collected from a commercial saltwater aquarium in Boise, Idaho October 2004. DIC.