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Strombidinopsis sp SopsisLIS2011
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| Principle Investigator(s) | George McManus |
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| External sample ID | SopsisLIS |
| NCGR Sample ID | MMETSP0463 |
| Sample accession number | CAM_SMPL_002569 |
| Assembly accession number | CAM_ASM_000387 |
| Combined Assembly Name | N/A |
| Genus | Strombidinopsis |
| Species | sp |
| Strain | SopsisLIS2011 |
| Clonal | Unknown |
| Axenic | No |
| Prelim. NCBI Taxon ID | 181622 |
| 18S rRNA | |
| Importance of organism and transcriptomes | This large planktonic ciliate is found in coastal and estuarine waters worldwide. It is easily culturable and has been used as a model organism for studies of microzooplankton grazing on phytoplankton. |
| Additional citations and references | |
| Environmental Data | |
| Primary citation for organism's characterization, if available | Montagnes, D J S, and D H Lynn. ?Taxonomy of Choreotrichs, the major marine ciliates, with emphasis on the aloricate forms.? Mar Micro Food Webs 5, no. 1 (1991): 59-74. |
| Latitude | 41 |
| Longitude | -72 |
| Sample collection site | Atlantic_Ocean |
| Other collection site info | Long Island Sound |
| ENVO term for habitat - primary term | Acquatic: marine |
| ENVO term for habitat - secondary term | Not Applicable |
| Habitat description | Estuary/shelf |
| Other environmental metadata available | no other data available |
| Other environmental metadata available | no other data available |
| Habitat | marine habitat |
| Country | UNITED STATES |
| Experimental Data | |
| Date of experiment | 15-AUG-11 |
| Growth medium | F/20 |
| Modifications to growth medium | no Si |
| Temperature (ºC) | 19 |
| Salinty (psu) | 30 |
| pH | 8 |
| Light (µmol photons / m2 / sec) | 100 |
| Day portion of day:night cycle in hours | 12 |
| Night portion of day:night cycle in hours | 12 |
| Nitrate (μmol/L) | 90 |
| Phosphate (μmol/L) | 3.6 |
| Trace elements (total) (nmol/L) | 1000 |
| Prey organism, if applicable (genus and species) | Rhodomonas lens |








