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Erythracarid under rock
Copyright © 2021 Ken Schneider

Erythracarid under rock
East Park Reservoir, Lodoga entrance, Colusa County, California, USA
January 18, 2021
Size: 0.5 mm
PVA slide mount. Again, probably significantly over-macerated (?), but slide looks better after 4 days on slide warmer, perhaps salvagable? Tried to key to genus using Smith Meyer 1987, but got stuck. Claw on leg 1 looks like it might have a small empodium? Not sure about presence or absence of naso..

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Contributed by Ken Schneider on 1 February, 2021 - 5:48pm

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