Those dinoflagellates founs in the Black Sea. I think they are Prorocentrum, but could not saythe exact specific name. May be they belong to P. compressum.
Does anybody know the specific name of that dinoflagellates (Prorocentrales)?
Hi Anton,
just follow this publication:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/304216156_Illustrated_taxonomic_guide_of_the_Marine_Dinoflagellate_Collection_CODIMAR_Guia_taxonomica_ilustrada_de_la_Coleccion_de_Dinoflagelados_Marinos_CODIMAR
and ask the expert in the Procerum Taxonomy:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Lourdes_Morquecho
best wishes
Bohuslav
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Lourdes_Morquecho
Book Illustrated taxonomic guide of the Marine Dinoflagellate Col...
Anton:
Since you can access different views of the specimens, this guide would prove useful moreover it does not match with P. compressum (see link):
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/235781830_Primer_informe_del_genero_Gambierdiscus_Dinophyceae_y_otros_dinoflagelados_bentonicos_en_el_Parque_Nacional_Isla_del_Coco_Costa_Rica_Pacifico_Tropical_Oriental/figures?lo=1
Best
Syed
Article Primer informe del género Gambierdiscus (Dinophyceae) y otro...
Юрий, спасибо.
Yuri, does all cells belong to one species - P. compressum?
Syed, thank you for the useful publication.
anton, variation is obvious but somewhat the same as in p. minimum. at present, w/o molecular biology, only god knows... i believe that widely distributed species most likely represent a species complex, and p. compressum is one of them, so we are talking about the same morpho-species.
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