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Specimen 2 is a member of the species Staphylococcus aureus (magnification 400X).
Specimen 1 is a member of the species Clostridium tetani (magnification 400X).
Specimen 6 is a member of the species Bacillus anthracis (magnification 400X).
Specimen 5 is a member of the genus Spirulina. Magnification at 400x, note kinky structure.
Specimen 4 is a member of the genus Tolypothrix. Magnification at 400x, note branched structure.
Specimen 3 is a member of the genus Anabaena. The labeled heterocysts are nitrogen fixation cells in the plant. Magnification at 400x, note bead like structure.
Specimen 7 is a member of the genus Gloeocapsa. Magnification at 400x, note round structure.