Water mite

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Charles Krebs
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Water mite

Post by Charles Krebs »

Darkfield with 4x, oblique brightfield with 10X.

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Post by abpho »

Stunning.

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Post by pwnell »

Really cool. How did you find the specimen?

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Post by RogelioMoreno »

Nice!

Rogelio

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Post by Charles Krebs »

Thanks all!
How did you find the specimen?
Pretty common to find water mites in the pond samples I collect to look for specimens. Most are actually more interesting looking than this one.

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Post by Mitch640 »

Beautiful detail.

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Post by Starshade »

Wow, the brightfield version is so impossibly awesome!

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wonderful!

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stunning :shock:

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Post by dmillard »

Very nice!

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Post by Frez »

Great images! Is the dark field a dedicated condenser or DIY? Quite a carapace on that tank of a creature. It must be a tough guy in its own realm.

Frez

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