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Trichocerca Video No. 2
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These loricate rotifers are found in many habitats. Members of this genus are easily recognized for their twisted and arched shapes. They have one long left toe, one short right toe and substyles at their bases. Their trophi (chitinous jaws) are asymmetrical. They swim with a strong turning motion.
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