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Marine micro-organisms are an important component of marine ecosystems. They make up about 70% of the ocean biomass. This group includes organisms such as viruses, prokaryotes (bacteria, archea and cyanobacteria), as well as various microscopic eukaryotes (microalgae, protozoa, etc.). Microorganisms play an extremely important role in various water reservoirs, due to the fact that they perform closed cycles of the main nutrient elements (C, N, P, S, Fe, etc.). The diversity of these water organisms is rather great, but, nevertheless, their study is severely lacking. More extensive research of various marine ecotones will allow the discovery and study of new forms that can assist in understanding global processes occurring in marine ecosystems (Dang et al., 2019). The objective of this study is a research and preliminary examination of the new, for the Black Sea region, dumbbell ‒ shaped organisms, which were discovered in various ecotopes of the marine water area of the Sevastopol coast.

Dumbbell-like organisms of marine ecotopes in the coastal waters of the Sevastopol region