File:Botulus_microporus.jpg
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DescriptionBotulus microporus.jpg |
English: A giant digenean parasite, Botulus microporus, which lives in the intestines of lancetfish.
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Source | Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by Matijap. |
Author | en:User:Anilocra |
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