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Family Asellidae - Common Waterslaters

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Common Waterslaters (Asellidae) » Caecidotea » Caecidotea tomalensis
Caecidotea tomalensis - female

Common Waterslaters (Asellidae) » Lirceus
unknown - Lirceus unknown - Lirceus unknown - Lirceus Small aquatic bug found in the stomach of a splake (fish) - Lirceus Small aquatic bug found in the stomach of a splake (fish) - Lirceus 6022244 Lirceus - Lirceus 6022218 crustacean - Lirceus 6022218 crustacean - Lirceus Lirceus sp - Lirceus 6022244 Lirceus - Lirceus 6022244 Lirceus - Lirceus Aquatic isopod - Lirceus 6022218 crustacean - Lirceus

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