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Poster: A novel morphotype of Hyalosphenia Papilio from Wales

This is the poster I created after my first period of research in 2018. My supervisor, Richard Payne, took it to the 9th International Symposium on Testate Amoebae (ISTA9) in Belfast in September 2018.
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Evelyn Greeves
Laidlaw Scholar, University of York
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Evelyn Greeves
Laidlaw Scholar, University of York
I am studying a potential new species of testate amoeba from Cors Fochno, a sphagnum peat bog in North Wales.

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