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PLATE-1 :BOY'S HOSTEL SEPTIC TANK, SITE- 51

PLATE-2 · GIRLS HOSTEL SEPTIC TANK, SITE - 52

PLATE-3: SAMPLE BEING COLLECTED FROM SITE- S2

PLATE-4 :GRAM +VE (WITH ENDOSPORE$) AND -V~ RODS X 1500 OF11a AND B,_P

2 CULTURE MEDIUM

(B)

PLATE-S . PURE CULTURE OF Pseudomonas aeruginosa (A) AND CONFIRMATORY TEST OF P.aeruginosa(B)

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PLATE-6 : Arcella vulgaris X 600 (UNSTAINED)

(A} (B)

PLATE-7 : Paramecium caudatum (A) X 150 UNSTAINED AND STAINED {B)

(A) (B)

PLATE-8 : Paramecium caudatum (A) X 600, UNSTAINED AND STAINED (B)

PLATE- 9 : Colpoda st6jniiX 600 (SHOWING BINARY FISSION)

PLATE-10: Sty/onychia myti/us X 600 (UNSTAINED)

PLATE-11 : Euplotes patella X 600 (UNSTAINED)

(A)

(B)

PLATE-12 Vorticella convallaria X 600 (STAINED) (A) AND (B) JUST RELAXING

PLATE-13 : Clostridium ehrenbergii X 600 (UNSTAINED)

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1. Zoogloea rami~era 2. Sthaerotilus natans 3. & 4. Be¥fiatoa ~. 5. Thiothnx ~- • Nitzschia pale a 7. Frag1. I aria intermedia 8. Alternaria triticicola 9. Drecellaria hyalina 10. Zoopha~us insidians 11a, 116 & lie. Naegleria gruberi 12. Acantharnoe a hyalina 13. Rugipes bilzi 14. Amoeba gorgonia 15. A. proteus 16. Chrysarnoeba radians.

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, (dorsal & lateral view) 22a & 22b. Centropyxis aculeata 23. : Leptochla~ ampullacea 24. Chlamydophrys stercorea.

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25. Mastigamoeba longifilum 26. Thylacomonas compressa 27. Cryptomonas ovata 28. Ancyromonas_contorta 29. Oicomonas termo 30. Q. socialis 31. Euglena gracilis 32. E. acus 33. Phacus acuminatus 34. Bodo caudatus 35. Cercooodo a~gustus 36. Peranema trichophorum 37. Coleps hirtus 38. Spathidium spatpula 39. Chilodonella uncinata 40. f. caudata 41. Didinium ba 1 bianii 42 Dileptus anser 43. Col pod a steinii 44. Balantidium coli 45. Ophryoglena collini 46. Paramecium aurelia 47. P. multimicronucleatum 48. Ctedoctema

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50. Metopus fucus 51. Bryometopus sphagnii 52a & 52b. Coenomorpha medusula 53. Lacrymaria coronata 54. Stylonychia mytilus S5a & SSb. Onychodromopsis flexilis 56. Litonotus fasciola 57. Euplotes P.atella 58a. Pleurotricha grandis 5so-& 58c. f· frandis (conjugating forms) 59. Aspidisca lyncus 60a. Vorticel a campanula (adult) 60b. ~- campanula telotroch larva.

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