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Source File:Georgiy Jacobson - Beetles Russia and Western Europe - plate 25.jpg
Author Georgiy Jacobson

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depicts English

Dermestes bicolor

inception English

29 September 2013

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163,326 byte

height English

377 pixel

width English

275 pixel

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image/png

checksum English

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