I found this sample(which is attached) along with the phytoplankton samples collected. Suggest me weather its a kind of plankton or some other thing. If its a plankton help me to identify its name.
We need dimension. Please install your grid to show the standard measurement. Also the addition of your power and phase would be helpful. In order to get a topographical understanding of the critter, try the SEM
Everyone is trying to help you. But because you do not provide sufficient information, as I stated above, the answers are all over te place. You need to put more effort into providing the information if you really want to know what you are looking at.
I am fairly sure that it is a cycloid fish scale, as others have suggested. We frequently encounter them in plankton-net samples. They (1) get knocked off of fish that are caught by the plankton net and (2) exist in sediment largely as the result of predation events; sedimented scales may be easily re-suspended into the water column, where they may be collected by plankton nets.