Victor
The oval ones look like monothalamous (single chambered) foraminiferans - here are a few examples. And the elongate ones are allogromids or possibly saccaminids (also soft walled foraminiferans)
Regards, Lisa Levin
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On Dec 6, 2013, at 1:20 PM, Víctor Aramayo <procesoecologico from yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear colleagues
> Could someone help me in identifying these pictures?
>> a1(1,2). It is simply a copepod egg? I have doubts. Sorry, the pictures are not very good.
> Data: 43 um (sieve)
> Sublittoral sediments, Central Peru
> - Depth: about 100 m
>> and
> b2(1,2)
>>> Thaks in advance.
>> Víctor<a1 (1).tif><a1 (2).tif><b2 (1).JPG><b2 (2).JPG>_______________________________________________
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