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. 2015 Nov 20;6:1289. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2015.01289

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Copyright © 2015 Posch, Eugster, Pomati, Pernthaler, Pitsch and Eckert.

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Abundance (10³ L⁻¹) of ciliate genera/species during spring bloom 2009 in Lake Zurich. Note the different scaling of y-axes. Ciliate genera/species are listed according to their affiliation with taxonomic groups (see also Table 1 and color codes in Figure 2C). Drawings of ciliates do not show the right size proportions of specimens to each other. (a) Staurophrya elegans, (b) Balanion planctonicum, (c) Urotricha spp., (d) Codonella cratera, (e) Membranicola tamari, (f) Tintinnids, (g) Rimostrombidium humile, (h) Rimostrombidium spp., (i), Limnostrombidium spp., (j) Pelagostrombidium spp., (k) Pelagohalteria/Halteria, (l) Askenasia chlorelligera, (m) Askenasia spp., (n) Rhabdoaskenasia minima, (o) Mesodinium spp., (p) Cyclidium spp., (q) Stokesia vernalis, (r) Histiobalantium bodamicum, (s) Peritrichia. Drawings are original artworks by G. Pitsch.