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Tanytarsini pupa parasited by Mermithidae
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Posted on 21-02-2016 20:26
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The pupa seems alive, but so lighly that I decide to see closer

There is a Mermithidae worm parasiting the dead pupa




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Mermithidae often leave Chironomidae alive, and are transported to new habitats by their adult hosts.
 
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