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An inherited symbiotic bacteria that infects millions of invertebrate species worldwide, including insects, spiders, mites, crustaceans and filarial nematodes.
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This image is showing here because the term 'phasmid' refers not only to a group of insects but t... more
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Paddy Patterson commented on "Image":
This image is showing here because the term 'phasmid' refers not only to a group of insects but t... more
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Paddy Patterson commented on "Image":
This image is showing here because the term 'phasmid' refers not only to a group of insects but t... more
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Paddy Patterson commented on "Image":
This image is showing here because the term 'phasmid' refers not only to a group of insects but t... more
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