k LM of the proboscid leech helobdella stagnalis Light micrograph of the proboscid leech Helobdella stagnalis. The proboscid leeches suborder Rhynchobdellae are characterised by the ability to extrude part of the anterior intestine through the mouth sucker, for use as a stabbing proboscis. This species belongs to the Glossiphoniid family, which suck blood from mosquito larvae, aquatic woodlice, water fleas and snails. Magnification unknown. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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LM of the proboscid leech helobdella stagnalis Light micrograph of the proboscid leech Helobdella stagnalis. The proboscid leeches  sub order Rhynchobdellae  are characterised by the ability to extrude part of the anterior intestine through the mouth sucker, for use as a stabbing proboscis. This species belongs to the Glossiphoniid family, which suck blood from mosquito larvae, aquatic woodlice, water fleas and snails. Magnification unknown.
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LM of the proboscid leech helobdella stagnalis

Light micrograph of the proboscid leech Helobdella stagnalis. The proboscid leeches (sub-order Rhynchobdellae) are characterised by the ability to extrude part of the anterior intestine through the mouth sucker, for use as a stabbing proboscis. This species belongs to the Glossiphoniid family, which suck blood from mosquito larvae, aquatic woodlice, water fleas and snails. Magnification unknown.

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