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Stephanosphaera

Stephanosphaera


The colonies are characteristic clear globes up to 60 micron across containing eight large cells like those of Haematoccus arranged in an equatorial ring.The globe revolves as it swims through the water.Found particularly in water-filled solution hollows of limestone rocks.











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