Cyanobacteria Microscopy

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What I believe is cyanobacteria with a splash of dinoflagellates under a compound microscope.

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What I believe is cyanobacteria with a splash of dinoflagellates under a compound microscope.

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Yeah, looks like that to me too. Were some the filaments squirming or swaying a bit?
It did appear to be moving occasionally but that could’ve been me bumping the lenses.
 
I can't see any dinoflagellates, but the filaments are Cyanobacteria.
 

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