Hydrachnidia mite larva and Hydrophilidae larva under a microscope. A tick of the Arrenuridae family sucks and drinks hemolymph, movement of stylostome inside body is visible.
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Larva Mite Hydrachnidia and Hydrophilidae Larva Under a Microscope
Larva Mite Hydrachnidia and Hydrophilidae Larva Under a Microscope
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| Created | 06 Aug 2021 |
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| Total Clip(s) Length | 0:14 |
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