Acari Deutonymph mite from the family Histiostomatidae under a microscope. It feeds on bacteria. It looks like a parasite. Attaches to insects for settlement in search of favorable living conditions
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Acari Deutonymph Mite From the Family Histiostomatidae Under a Microscope
Acari Deutonymph Mite From the Family Histiostomatidae Under a Microscope
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