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Compare Stauroneis vandevijveri

Bahls 2010

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Stauroneis vandevijveri may be distinguished from S. acidoclinata by its more lanceolate, rather than linear, valves and straight proximal raphe ends. Stauroneis absaroka has a broad axial area and distinctly curved, drop-like proximal raphe ends. Stauroneis anceps has narrower, rostrate apices. Stauroneis ancepsfallax has capitate apices.

LM scalebar = 10 µm
Stauroneis vandevijveri LM2 Stauroneis vandevijveri LM1 Stauroneis vandevijveri LM3 Stauroneis vandevijveri LM5 Stauroneis vandevijveri LM4
Length Range
48-73 µm
Width Range
9.5-12.5 µm
Striae in 10 µm
19-23

Stauroneis absaroka

Bahls 2010

Stauroneis absaroka LM6 Stauroneis absaroka LM5 Stauroneis absaroka LM4 Stauroneis absaroka LM3 Stauroneis absaroka LM2 Stauroneis absaroka LM1
Length Range
43-75 µm
Width Range
10.1-14.7 µm
Striae in 10 µm
17-19

Stauroneis acidoclinata

Lange-Bert. and Werum 2004

Stauroneis acidoclinata LM7 Stauroneis acidoclinata LM6 Stauroneis acidoclinata LM5 Stauroneis acidoclinata LM3 Stauroneis acidoclinata LM2 Stauroneis acidoclinata LM1
Length Range
35-70 µm
Width Range
7.4-11.5 µm
Striae in 10 µm
19-24

Stauroneis ancepsfallax

Bahls 2010

Stauroneis ancepsfallax LM6 Stauroneis ancepsfallax LM5 Stauroneis ancepsfallax LM4 Stauroneis ancepsfallax LM3 Stauroneis ancepsfallax LM2 Stauroneis ancepsfallax LM1
Length Range
52-70 µm
Width Range
11.4-14.2 µm
Striae in 10 µm
17-23

Stauroneis anceps

Ehrenb. 1843

Stauroneis anceps LM7 Stauroneis anceps LM6 Stauroneis anceps LM5 Stauroneis anceps LM2 Stauroneis anceps LM4 Stauroneis anceps LM3 Stauroneis anceps LM1
Length Range
48-76 µm
Width Range
12-15 µm
Striae in 10 µm
19-21

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