Blood-sucking bug superfamily Cimicoidea under a microscope, possibly family Cimicidae. Parasite feeds on blood of warm-blooded animals, mammals and birds. Sample found in Karelia, possibly a new species
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Bloodsucking Bug Superfamily Cimicoidea Under a Microscope Possibly Family Cimicidae
Bloodsucking Bug Superfamily Cimicoidea Under a Microscope Possibly Family Cimicidae
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