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Ecto Parasite Collection

"Exploring the Intricate World of Ecto Parasites: From Head Lice to Fleas and Beyond" Delving into the microscopic realm

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Ecto Parasite Collection: Head louse, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Sheep tick, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Flea circus
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Eyelash mite tails, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Medicinal leech
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Trichodina parasite, light micrograph
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Ecto Parasite Collection: White-clawed Freshwater Crayfish (Austropotamobius italicus) adult male
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Sheep Tick (Ixodes ricinus) adult female, engorged, resting on fern frond, Ashdown Forest
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Ocean Sunfish (Mola mola) adult, with butterflyfish feeding on ectoparasites from skin, Batu Abah
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Badger body louse, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Feather louse nymph, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Head lice, artwork
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Freshwater leechs head sucker, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Badger body lice, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Brown dog tick, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Squirrel flea antenna, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Flea, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Hedgehog tick, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Coloured SEM of a tick (Ixodes sp. ) in human skin
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Hedgehog flea, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Female tick feeding on a human leg
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Hedgehog flea claws, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Bat tick, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Relapsing fever tick
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Squirrel flea, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Honey bee mite, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Sheep ked
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Bat fly foot, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Bat fly head, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Bat fly, SEM
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Ecto Parasite Collection: Tick feeding, artwork


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"Exploring the Intricate World of Ecto Parasites: From Head Lice to Fleas and Beyond" Delving into the microscopic realm, we uncover a captivating world teeming with ecto parasites. Through scanning electron microscopy (SEM), we witness the minuscule yet formidable head louse, its tiny claws gripping onto human hair strands like a tightrope walker defying gravity. Moving on, our attention shifts to the sheep tick, another notorious ecto parasite that attaches itself firmly onto its host's skin. Under SEM, its intricate mouthparts resemble a menacing apparatus designed for bloodsucking survival. But not all ecto parasites evoke fear; some offer intriguing spectacles. Enter the flea circus, where these agile creatures perform acrobatic feats under magnification. Their vibrant colors and delicate structures astound as they leap through miniature hoops and balance on invisible tightropes. Venturing further into this hidden world reveals unexpected wonders. Eyelash mite tails come into focus under SEM, resembling wispy appendages that navigate their way amidst eyelashes without detection by their unsuspecting hosts. Intriguingly grotesque yet medically significant is the medicinal leech – an ancient remedy for various ailments. Its segmented body and powerful suction cups are revealed in vivid detail through SEM imagery. Stepping away from SEM but no less fascinating is the light micrograph showcasing Trichodina parasite - a circular organism with cilia adorning its surface like ethereal hairs dancing in water droplets. For those seeking unconventional curiosities within this realm of parasites, look no further than the colored SEM image capturing a flea penis in all its peculiar glory – an anatomical marvel tailored for reproduction. Zooming out slightly from individual organisms brings us to fleas mating captured under SEM - an intimate moment frozen in time as nature perpetuates itself through these tiny insects' union. Shifting gears slightly but still within this captivating ecosystem, we encounter the white-clawed freshwater crayfish.