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Chironomus gnat larva C017 / 8351

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Chironomus gnat larva C017 / 8351

Chironomus gnat larva. The chironomids or non-biting midges are a type of fly. They are sometimes known as bloodworms due to the red colour of some of their larvae. The larvae are aquatic, with the adult midges found near bodies of water. This larva is about to pupate, forming the pupal stage. Chironomid larvae reach lengths of about 1 centimetre

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Entomological Freshwater Gnat Larva Larval Life Cycle Life Stage Pupa Pupal Pupating Chironomid Light Micrograph Light Microscope


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This print from Science Photo Library showcases the intricate beauty of a Chironomus gnat larva, also known as a bloodworm. The Chironomids are a fascinating type of fly that inhabit aquatic environments, with their larvae displaying vibrant red hues. This particular larva is on the verge of undergoing metamorphosis into its pupal stage. The image captures the essence of this tiny creature against a striking black background, emphasizing its delicate features and highlighting its unique biology. With lengths reaching up to 1 centimeter, these larvae play an essential role in freshwater ecosystems. Underneath the light microscope lens, every detail becomes apparent - from the segmented body to the intricate patterns adorning it. The photograph offers us a glimpse into the mesmerizing world of entomology and zoology. As we observe this remarkable life stage unfold before our eyes, we are reminded of nature's incredible diversity and complexity. It serves as a testament to how even seemingly insignificant organisms contribute significantly to our ecosystem's balance. Dr Keith Wheeler has skillfully captured this moment in time through his lens, allowing us to appreciate both the scientific significance and aesthetic appeal of these creatures. Whether for educational purposes or personal admiration, this print invites viewers into an enchanting realm where science meets artistry.

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