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Midge eggs, light micrograph

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Midge eggs, light micrograph

Midge eggs. Differential interference contrast (DIC) micrograph of the eggs of a non-biting midge (family Chironomidae). Midge refers to many kinds of very small two-winged flies found world-wide. Magnification: x222 when printed 10 centimetres wide

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Arthropod Arthropods Developing Development Differential Interference Contrast Diptera Dipteran Dipterans Eggs Entomological Flies Insects Macro Midge Reproduction Reproductive Structure Structures Light Micrograph Light Microscope


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This print showcases the intricate beauty of midge eggs, captured under a light microscope. The differential interference contrast (DIC) technique brings out the delicate details of these tiny reproductive structures belonging to a non-biting midge from the Chironomidae family. Midges are a diverse group of minuscule two-winged flies that can be found all around the world. This image offers us a glimpse into their fascinating development and nature as aquatic invertebrates. With a magnification of x222 when printed 10 centimeters wide, we can truly appreciate the complexity hidden within these seemingly simple eggs. The field of entomology and zoology benefits greatly from such detailed micrographs, enabling scientists to study and understand various aspects of insect biology. In this case, it allows us to explore the reproductive cycle and structure of midges, shedding light on their role in our ecosystems. As we delve into this mesmerizing macroscopic view, we are reminded once again of the wonders that exist beneath the surface of water bodies worldwide. These tiny arthropods play an important ecological role while showcasing their own unique beauty. This stunning photograph is part of Science Photo Library's extensive collection capturing wildlife and animals in incredible detail for scientific exploration and educational purposes only - not intended for commercial use.

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