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Fish Gotta Have Rotifers

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FREDERICK, Md., Aug. 18 -- Syncroscopy, a Frederick, Md.-based developer of digital imaging products for microscopy applications, announced that the Academy of Natural Sciences has used its Auto-Montage 3-D imaging software to produce a CD containing images of more than 700 species plates of rotifers, multicelled animals that live in water and transform organic matter into protein. The rotifer Pseudoploesoma formosum ANSP 297 (Photo courtesy The Academy of Natural Sciences)   Without rotifers, fish cannot survive, and the presence of some species is a good biomarker of the ecological health...Read full article

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    Published: August 2004
    Academy of Natural Sciencesdigital imagingMicroscopyNews & FeaturesrotiferSyncroscopy

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