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 The body of louse contains 7 segments out of which the first 6 each have a pair of spiracles through which the insect breathes.  The picture shows the joining between the thorax and the abdomen.

Phthiraptera (Louse)

Spider (Arachnids)

Thumb imprints on dried glue

Pencil Lead Graphite Shavings

Ink drops

Moth head

Mosquito

Beetle

Moth wings

Pollen Grains

Phthiraptera (Louse)

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