Hyalodiscus
Hyalodiscus Hertwig & Lesser, 1874 (ref. ID; 36, 3687, 3693, 7275) reported year? (ref. ID; 1618)
Family Vampyrellidae (ref. ID; 36, 7275)
[ref. ID; 1618]
Discoid, though outline varies; endoplasm reddish, often vacuolated and sometimes shows filamentous projections reaching body surface; a single nucleus; ectoplasmic band of varying width surrounds the body completely; closely allied to Vampyrella; fresh water. (ref. ID; 1618)
[ref. ID; 1923]
Without shell and flagellum and pellicle. Disc-shaped amoebae with granular protoplasm and a margin of clear protoplasm; no or indeterminate pseudopods. Thin ectoplasmic layer with ridges radiating from the central mass. About 3 species, 2 marine and 1 fresh water. (ref. ID; 1923)
[ref. ID; 7275]
Feed exclusively on penetrated algae. Freshwater habitats. (ref. ID; 7275)
- Hyalodiscus angelovica Sawyer (ref. ID; 3847)
- Hyalodiscus caeruleus Schaeffer, 1926 (ref. ID; 3687)
- Hyalodiscus elegans Schaeffer, 1926 (ref. ID; 3687)
- Hyalodiscus foliaceus (Lepsi, 1931) (ref. ID; 3687)
- Hyalodiscus korotnewi (Mereschkovsky, 1879) (ref. ID; 3687), korotnevi? Mereschkovsky (ref. ID; 3693)
- Hyalodiscus macronucleus (Lepsi, 1931) (ref. ID; 3687)
- Hyalodiscus minimus (Lepsi) (ref. ID; 3687)
- Hyalodiscus pedatus (Klein) (ref. ID; 36)
- Hyalodiscus penardii Lepsi, 1960 (ref. ID; 3687 original paper)
- Hyalodiscus placopus (ref. ID; 7275)
- Hyalodiscus ruber (Schulze) Mereschkowsky, 1879 (ref. ID; 36) reported author and year? (ref. ID; 7275)
- Hyalodiscus rubicundus Hertwig & Lesser 1874 (ref. ID; 36, 3687) reported year? (ref. ID; 1618, 1923, 3693)
Syn; Plakopus ruber F.-E. Schulze (ref. ID; 3693)
- Hyalodiscus simplex Wohlfarth-Bottermann (ref. ID; 1618)
Descriptions
Marine amoebae. (ref. ID; 3847)
Hyalodiscus rubicundus Hertwig & Lesser, 1874 (ref. ID; 36, 3687) reported year? (ref. ID; 1618, 1923, 3693)
Synonym
Plakopus ruber F.-E. Schulze (ref. ID; 3693)
Descriptions
Polymorphic; when its progress during movement is interrupted by an object, the body doubles back upon itself, and moves on in some other direction; fresh water ponds among surface vegetation. (ref. ID; 1618)
Body discoidal. Endoplasm reddish-yellow in color, enclosing numerous vacuoles and one or more nuclei. Habitat ooze of ponds; scarce. (ref. ID; 1923)
Measurements
50-80 um by about 30 um. (ref. ID; 1618)
Size 40-60 um. (ref. ID; 1923)
Descriptions
Movement by broad hyaline pseudopod; in fresh water among algae. (ref. ID; 1618)
Measurements
50-70 um in diameter. (ref. ID; 1618)