Malcolm Tisdale

The image shows a nematode folded into a backwards L shape. It is identified to be a nematode as it has the same distinctive long shape. The pond sample was collected from the top tier of the turtle pond at 6:20 pm on the 10th of April, 2019. The sample was obtained through a pipette which was deposited in a vial which was later transferred to a glass slide.


 Nematodes are Eukaryotas. The organism is approximately 70 picometers long.


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