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The barnacle Conchoderma virgatum attached to Laticauda semifasciata (A), showing a close up of the barnacles on the venter (B) and at the tip of the tail (C). Arrows indicate capitular plates.
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... respectively (Fig. 1A) and individually preserved them in 99% ethanol (voucher numbers G01619CV-G01640CV) after taking pictures. Based on the presence of a capitulum clearly demarcated from the peduncle, five capitular plates that covered only small portion of the capitulum, and a trifurcated scutum, we classified the barnacles as C. virgatum (Fig. 1B, C -WOO PARK (e-mail: drong10@kangwon.ac.kr), JAEJIN PARK (e-mail: zhqnfth1217@naver.com), and DAESIK PARK, Division of Science Education, Kangwon National University, Hyoja-dong, Chuncheon-si, Kangwon-do, 24341, South Korea (e-mail: ...
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