k Head of Pondskater Gerris lacustris Scanning electron micrograph SEM of the head of a Pondskater Gerris lacustris. This common bug is widely distributed throughout the British Isles and is a true bug. In the order Hemiptera, Gerrids are known by many different names ie. water striders, Jesus bugs, water scooters to name a few. Gerridae have the ability, due to their anatomy, to walk across the surface of water without breaking the meniscus water tension and are readily found in ponds, lakes and other waterways. 90 of Gerrids are freshwater bugs, 10 being marine bugs. Magnification x175 x43 at 10cm wide Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Head of Pondskater  Gerris lacustris  Scanning electron micrograph  SEM  of the head of a Pondskater  Gerris lacustris . This common bug is widely distributed throughout the British Isles and is a true bug. In the order Hemiptera, Gerrids are known by many different names ie. water striders, Jesus bugs, water scooters to name a few. Gerridae have the ability, due to their anatomy, to walk across the surface of water without breaking the meniscus  water tension  and are readily found in ponds, lakes and other waterways. 90  of Gerrids are freshwater bugs, 10  being marine bugs. Magnification x175  x43 at 10cm wide
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Head of Pondskater (Gerris lacustris)

Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the head of a Pondskater (Gerris lacustris). This common bug is widely distributed throughout the British Isles and is a true bug. In the order Hemiptera, Gerrids are known by many different names ie. water striders, Jesus bugs, water scooters to name a few. Gerridae have the ability, due to their anatomy, to walk across the surface of water without breaking the meniscus (water tension) and are readily found in ponds, lakes and other waterways. 90% of Gerrids are freshwater bugs, 10% being marine bugs. Magnification x175 (x43 at 10cm wide)

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