File:Statoblastes de Cristatella mucedo (agglomérat) 05.jpg
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Français : Statoblastes (propagules) du bryozoaire d'eau douce Cristatella mucedo, ici agglomérés les uns aux autres et formant un petit radeau flottant dérivant avec le vent ou susceptible d'être avalé par un canard, une poule d'eau ou d'autres animaux semi-aquatiques. English: Statoblasts (propagules) of freshwater bryozoan Cristatella mucedo here agglomerated to each other and forming a small floating raft drifting with the wind or likely being swallowed by a duck, a moorhen or other semi-aquatic animals. |
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