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Thrip, SEM
Thrip. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a thrip or thunder fly (Heliothrips sp.). Its compound eyes (brown) and antennae (between eyes) are seen. Thrips grow up to 3 millimetres in length. Its wings (blue, top left corner), which are only fully developed in adults, are narrow and fringed with hairs. Magnification: x175 at 6x7cm size
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Compound Eye Insecta Legs Mouth Part Pest Thorax Wing Wings Thrip
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This print showcases the intricate details of a thrip, also known as a thunder fly. The scanning electron micrograph (SEM) reveals the mesmerizing beauty of this tiny insect. With its compound eyes in shades of brown and delicate antennae positioned between them, the thrip appears both fascinating and mysterious. Measuring up to 3 millimeters in length, this particular species of thrip is captured with its wings fully developed but narrow, displaying a stunning blue hue. The edges of these wings are adorned with fine hairs that add an extra touch of elegance to this minuscule creature. The image was magnified at x175 and printed at a size of 6x7cm, allowing us to appreciate every minute detail. This photograph not only highlights the remarkable features unique to thrips but also serves as a reminder of their significance in nature's ecosystem. Thrips belong to the order Thysanoptera and can be found worldwide. While some species are beneficial pollinators or predators for crop pests, others can cause damage by feeding on plants or transmitting viruses. Their presence underscores the diversity within the world of insects and offers valuable insights into zoology and entomology. This extraordinary print from Science Photo Library invites viewers into an enchanting realm where even the tiniest creatures possess astonishing beauty worth exploring further.
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