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PHOTO: EAST NEWS/BSIP This micrograph reveals spirals and macroconidia from the edge of an immature cleistothecium of the A. grubyi fungus. Many Arthroderma spp. of fungi are coprophilous, or dung-inhabiting, and are commonly associated with vertebrate animals as skin parasites, living off discarded skin fragments, hair or feathers.

headline Stock pictures

created date 2009-12-13

credit EAST NEWS

source BSIP

byline CDC

original transmission reference 1309705

weight 1,01MB

size 31cm x 21cm by 300dpi

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