Leech Hirudinea, Baicalobdella torquata under a microscope, family Piscicolidae, endemic to Lake Baikal. Usually sucks blood from Amphipods, Identified by Irina Kaygorodova. tail section with suction cup
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Leech Hirudinea, Baicalobdella Torquata Under a Microscope, Family Piscicolidae
Leech Hirudinea, Baicalobdella Torquata Under a Microscope, Family Piscicolidae
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