File:Collodictyon telophase sulcus join.jpg

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English: Collodictyon telophase Reorganization of central karyosome and peripheral chromatin.

From material killed in Flemming strong, and stained in Bordeaux E iron

haematoxylin.
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Source https://archive.org/download/binaryfissioninc00rhodrich/binaryfissioninc00rhodrich.pdf Binary Fission in Collodictyon triciliatum Carter
Author Robert Clinton Rhodes 1887- (see auther @ Binary fission in Collodictyon triciliatum Carter. Citation: "Evidence reported by ian white for item binaryfissioninc00rhodrich on March 20, 2007: no visible notice of copyright; stated date is 1919.")

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