a visitor from the planet Mars

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Franz Neidl
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a visitor from the planet Mars

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Yesterday I had a visitor from the planet Mars.
(Do you think that the inhabitants of this planet are named with Latin names?)

brightfield, objective 4x, crop, sea plankton

Franz


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Maybe one time millions of years ago such creatures may have inhabited Mars!
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Franz, Your "Martian" obviously made an involuntary splashdown in the sea :) or got in your plankton net in another unintended way. It should be an insect of the order Thysanoptera also known as thrips.

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Planapo wrote:Franz, Your "Martian" obviously made an involuntary splashdown on the sea :) or got in your plankton net in another unintended way. It should be an insect of the order Thysanoptera also known as thrips.

--Betty
Of course, a thrip! Ha.
Or as we call em, thunder flies.
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Post by Franz Neidl »

Hello Betty,

thank you very much for your help!

Franz

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