Since I'm a disorganised indecisive scatterbrain, how about you help me pick the next topic? Otherwise I start writing 10 posts in parallel and never finish any... (my drafts folder is massive...) I've set up a poll to the right --->
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Blue isopod time:
Found it in California, never seen a bluish-purple one before. I wonder if it's an allelic thing, or actually a separate species altogether...
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Ebriids and ellobiopsids are two options that occurred to me, but I think I'll propose a third - just why is everything about dinoflagellates just so *%&$ing wierd?
ReplyDeleteLove the blue isopod! Here in the Southern Rockies one of my favorite flowers is Penstemon whippleanus, the dusky penstemon. Most are a beautiful wine-purple, but growing right next to them you often find a whitish allelic variant. Mendel alert! Probably a mutation somewhere in the purple-producing machinery.
ReplyDeleteAnd please. . . can one ever get enough of T C-S?
It's neither... it's an infection with iridiovirus
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cabrillo.edu/~jcarothers/lab/notes/arthropods/index.html