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Science Image Library - Invertebrate Photos
Science Image Library
Invertebrates
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All five photos of Eastern tiger swallowtail (Papilio glaucus) on coneflower (Echinacea purpurea).
1 & 2. Two cicada exoskeletons, southwest Michigan; 3. Eastern firefly (Photinus pyralis), southwest Michigan; 4. Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) temporary swarm; 5. Human body louse, female @ 40xTM
1 - 3. Hard scale insects on Phalaenopsis orchid; 4 & 5. Boisduval scale insect on Phalaenopsis orchid.
Page last updated 5/2014
Butterfly Photos (Click on image to enlarge.)
Scale Insect Photos (Click on image to enlarge.)
Other Insect Photos (Click on image to enlarge.)
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Other Invertebrate Photos (Click on image to enlarge.)
Protozoa Photos (Click on image to enlarge.)
1. Euglena @400xTM; 2. Formanifera @100xTM; 3. Protozoans @100xTM; 4. Trypanisoma, cause of African sleeping sickness @400xTM
1. Deer tick Ixoides @40xTM; 2. Hydra @40xTM; 3. Obelia @40xTM; 4. Trichinella spirallis in muscle tissue @ 100xTM;l 5. Tunicate larvae, closely related to vertebrates @100xTM
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PLANARIAN FLATWORMS
We are keeping Dugesia! These cute, cross-eyed "immortal worms" have an almost limitless ability to regenerate. Even a small piece of one can grow onto a new worm!
to meet our flatworms!
1, 2 & 3. Dugesia flatworms. Not crossed eye-spots in first two photos; 4. Planarian flatworm winter eggs of Dugesia. Viewed with dissecting microscope; 5. Full flatworm on right. Fragmented head, without body, on left.
Planarian Flatworm Dugesia Photos (Click on image to enlarge. Click here for more.)
