Eutardigrada
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Dear Folks,
Could you please help me to identify this eutardigrada from external morphology? Few month ago I have uploaded the same here with videographs (Foldscopic). But the species need to be identified for cataloging. My wild guess is Hypsibius sp. As the two claws of each leg are straight with only the tip curled slightly inwards in other cases both branches can be curled inwards.
Could you please help me to identify this eutardigrada from external morphology? Few month ago I have uploaded the same here with videographs (Foldscopic). But the species need to be identified for cataloging. My wild guess is Hypsibius sp. As the two claws of each leg are straight with only the tip curled slightly inwards in other cases both branches can be curled inwards.
Please help me to ID the same
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