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 I found this worm in a fresh water sample and saw how it pulled in and out its blueish stiffened and short hairs. A climber in this microscopic universe.


 Cristina


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Hairs (setae) in action!

Cristina | Mon, Nov 02, 2015, 12:18 AM

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