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Gregarines and Trichonympha in termite gut, LM
Description:
Light micrograph showing gregarines (Apicomplexan protozoa) and Trichonympha sp. protozoa inside the intestine of termites of the genus Reticulitermes. Gregarines are parasites that inhabit the intestines of a large number of invertebrates. Trichonympha are symbionts.
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Rubén Duro/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2729285
Legacy Identifier:
JD6144
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3136px × 2352px (~21 MB)
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adaptation
apicomplexa
biology
condoidasida
digestion
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intestine
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