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English: Habitus of Aerobius dactylus (MCZ PALE-45862). Aerobius dactylus in ventral (A, D) and dorsal view (E, F). A Specimen photographed with transmitted light under compound microscope. B, E Specimen photographed with autofluorescence under confocal microscope at 639 nm; different colors indicate z-depth, with violet to red gradient representing the shallowest to deepest planes, respectively. C Schematic drawing. D, F Specimen and claws viewed in inverted greyscale to highlight autofluorescence intensity (darker—more intense, lighter—least intense). eo elliptical organ, Ln leg number, mo mouth. |
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| Source | "Cretaceous amber inclusions illuminate the evolutionary origin of tardigrades" |
| Author | M.A. Mapalo, J.M. Wolfe & J. Ortega-Hernández |
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