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 Pollen grains of
 
 Ipomea sp
 
 . taken from an individual of
 
 Leptonycteris nivalis
 
 in the Devil’s Cave, Morelos. This cave is the only known reproduction cave for the species.




 Photo by Marisol Martínez

Ipomea sp.

Mosquito body parts_ Cafaggi

Bat wing mite

Butterfly scales

Freshwater algae

Aquatic worm

Ceiba pollen

Sponge spicules

Mite

Human blood

Orchid seeds

Drosophila wing

Anthrenus sp larva

Coffee

Onion cells

Insect wing

Liver of bat.

Moss growing over organic material

Rat seminifer tubes

Catasticta teutila Proboscis

Catasticta teutila Wing

Ipomea sp.

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