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From left, an infected Daphnia dentifera, an uninfected D. dentifera, and an infected D. dentifera. Photo by A. J. Tessier.  On right, a scanning electron microscopy image showing M. bicuspidata spores as they appear under the ruptured carapace of an infected zooplankter. Photo by Carol Flegler.  (Hall et al., 2006).

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From left, an infected Daphnia dentifera, an uninfected D. dentifera, and an infected D. dentifera. Photo by A. J. Tessier. On right, a scanning electron microscopy image showing M. bicuspidata spores as they appear under the ruptured carapace of an infected zooplankter. Photo by Carol Flegler. (Hall et al., 2006).

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current23:06, 27 April 2015Thumbnail for version as of 23:06, 27 April 20153,600 × 1,800 (733 KB)Kgriebel (talk | contribs)From left, an infected Daphnia, an uninfected Daphnia, and an infected Daphnia. Photo by A. J. Tessier. On right, a scanning electron microscopy image showing spores as they appear under the ruptured carapace of a Daphnia. Photo by Carol Flegler. (H...
19:37, 26 April 2015Thumbnail for version as of 19:37, 26 April 20153,600 × 1,800 (733 KB)Kgriebel (talk | contribs)From left, an infected Daphnia, an uninfected Daphnia, and an infected Daphnia. On right, an electron microscopy image showing spores as they appear under the ruptured carapace of a Daphnia.

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