Algae count event

Phycology Section: ecology and taxonomy of freshwater algae, particularly diatoms

Diatom Count Report

C O U N T E V E N T

GS023141 DT1 A, official count

count method: 600 Valves (300 Cells)
slide: GS023141 DT1 A
    from subsample: GS023141 DT1
        from sample: GS023141

View results for COUNT EVENT MEASURED ATTRIBUTE(S): 1

   frustules (cema_id: 80368 ma_id: 1)

count_event_id: 13796
taxonomy: ANS
person: Todd Clason ... person_id=133

started_on: 8/5/1998 12:00:00 AM
finished_on: 8/14/1998 12:00:00 AM
estimated_hours: 3.000000000
microscope_optivar_lens_id: 73
scan_length_mm: 64.600000000
source_data_form: ANSPGS9704AN
source_table: dtm source_table_id: 3090
institution_address_id: 1

added on: 10/26/2005 6:06:00 PM, added by: dbo
modified on: 1/5/2010 3:44:00 PM, modified by: dbo

1 QUALIFIER:

  Qualifier Code: TaxaNote
  Description: Notes taken about the taxa for a count; older data typically includes information such as beginning and end scan coordinates, unusual taxa, etc.
  Comments: Start x36, y87.9; y102.1; strip 2 x36.7, y87.9; y102.1; strip 3 x37.2, y87.9; y102.1; strip 4 x37.8, y87.9; y102.1; strip 5 x38.2, y87.9; end 95.7. I originally thought some of the fragments here were Surirella species. Now I think they are Campylodiscus hibernicus. Also, the larger Nitzschias look like linearis, but striae and keel punctae measurements fit Nitzschia sigmoidea more precisely. Examples of Navicula pupula were very thin and small -- are they v. mutata?

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