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MT 2 pics Flashcards

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Chewing/biting lice

Ischnocera - Felicola

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Chewing/biting lice

Ischnocera - Trichodectes

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Lice eggs

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Anopleura

Blood sucking lice

Haematopinus

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Anopleura - Linognathus

Blood sucking lice

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Fleas

Pulex (irritans)

Hu, dog, cat, pig

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Fleas

Ctenocephalides (canis/felis)

Dog, cat, hu

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Chewing/biting lice

Ischnocera

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Blood sucking lice

Anopleura

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Flea larvea

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Flea larvea

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Bed bug

Cimex lectularis

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Lesser mealworm/darkling beetle

Alphitobius diaperinus

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Lesser mealworm/darkling beetle larvea

Alphitobius diaperinus

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Kissing bug

Triatoma

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Lesser mealworm/Darkling beatle

Alphitobius diaperinus

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Lesser mealworm/darkling

egg, larvea and pupa

Alphitobius diaperinus

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Male mosquito

Fam. Culicidae - Aedes spp.

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Female mosquito

Fam. Culicidae - Aedes spp.

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Female mosquito

Fam. Culicidae

Culex (eggs in groups!)

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Female mosquito

Fam. Culicidae

Culex (larvea with respiratory siphon, in angle with water surface - Anopheles is parallel)

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Female mosquito

Fam. Culicidae

Anopheles (straight, acute angle with surface)

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Female mosquito

Fam. Culicidae

Culex (bended, whole body parallel with surface)

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Blackfly

Fam. Simuliidae - Simulium spp.

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Blackfly

Fam. Simuliidae - Simulium spp.

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Black fly

Simuliidae - Simulium spp.

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Female sand fly

Fam. Psychodidae - Phlebotomus spp.

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Biting midge

Fam. Ceratopogonidae - Culicoides spp.

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Sand fly larvea

Fam. Psychodidae - Phlebotomus spp.

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Sand fly larvea

Fam. Psychodidae - Phlebotomus spp.

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Horsefly

Fam. Tabanidae - Chrysops spp.

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Horsefly

Fam. Tabanidae - Tabanus spp.

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Horsefly

Fam. Tabanidae - Haematopota spp.

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Forest fly

Fam. Hippoboscidae - Hippobosca equina (horse louse fly)

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Forest fly

Fam. Hippoboscidae - Lipoptena cervi (deer ked)

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Forest fly

Fam. Hippoboscidae - Melophagus ovinus (sheep ked) (wingless)

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Mosquito pupa (mummy-like)

Fam. Culicidae

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Mosquito

Fam. Culicidae - Anopheles spp. (straight, parallel to surface)

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Black fly pupa (slipper-shaped cocoon)

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Flesh fly

Fam. Sarcophagidae - Wohlfahrtia spp.

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Botfly

Gasterophilinae

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Botfly larvea

Gasterophilinae

(GIT of equids)

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Hair follicle mites

Prostigmata - Demodicidae - Demodex spp.

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Hair follicle mites

Prostigmata - Demodicidae - Demodex spp.

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Non-burrowing mite

Astigmata - Fam. Psoroptidae

Psoroptes spp. (3-segmented, long pedicel - “tulip-like”)

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Burrowing mite

Astigmata - Fam.Sarcoptidae

Sarcoptes spp.

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Soft tick

Metastigmata - Fam. Argasidae - Argas persicus

(pultry, wild birds)

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Soft tick

Metastigmata - Fam.Argasidae - Argas persicus

(pultry, wild birds)

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Soft tick nymph (6 legs)

Metastigmata - Fam.Argasidae - Argas persicus?

(pultry, wild birds)

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Soft tick

Metastigmata - Fam.Argasidae - Argas reflexus

(pigeons)

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Hard tick

Metastigmata - Fam. Ixodidae - Ixodes spp.

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Hard tick - head with palps

Metastigmata - Fam. Ixodidae - Ixodes spp.

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Hard tick

Metastigmata - Fam. Ixodidae - Dermacentor spp.

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Female hard tick (small scutum)

Metastigmata - Fam. Ixodidae - Dermacentor spp.

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Male hard tick (scutum on whole dorsal surface)

Metastigmata - Fam. Ixodidae - Dermacentor spp.

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Hard tick

Metastigmata - Fam. Ixodidae

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Felicola Subrostatus (Cat) - Chewing or Biting Lice, Suborder Ischnocera (triangular head, 1 pair of arm)

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Haematopinus Eurystemus (Cattle) - Blood Sucking lice, Suborder Anoplura

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Haematopinus suis (Cattle) - Blood Sucking lice, Suborder Anoplura

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Linognatus Vituli (Cattle), Suborder Anoplura

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Bovicola Bovis (round head larger than thorax, stripes, 3 pair arms)

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Flea

Pulex Irritans

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Ischnocera - chwing/biting lice

Werniquella Equi

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Lesser mealworm/Darkling beetle

Alphitobius diaperinus

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Cimex Lectularius (Bed bug, Family Cimicidae) 5-7mm red brown, blood sucking mouth parts,11 segments in abdomen)

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Culex - Head of male (Family Culicidae, mosquitoes)

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Culex, head of female (sucking part)

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Musca Domestica ( 7-8mm)

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Musca Domestica pupa (first white than reddish brown)

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Sandfly - Phlebotomus (Family Psychodidae)

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Tabanus (the one on the left) , (Diptera, Suborder Brachycera, division Cyclorrhapha, Family Tabanidae) largest, antennae shorter than head

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Fannia Cannicularis Pupa (Diptera, Suborder Brachycera, division Cyclorrhapha, Family Fannidae) Larvae - flattened, bear lateral process on most segments)

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Musca Automnalis - Face Flies (5-7mm, smaller than domestic, feed around eyes)

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Stomoxys Calcitrans - Stablefly, 6-7mm, piercing mouth part - both sexes heamatophageous

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Gasterophilus Intestinalis - pupae (2 big oral hooks, and 1-2 rows of spine, segments)

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Warble fly larvae

Hypoderma Diana

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Warble fly larvea

Hypoderma Larvae - 2nd Instar

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Warble fly

Hypoderma Larva - Spiraculum

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Blow fly

Lucilia Sericata - Brilliant metallic blue

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Blow fly pupa

Lucilia Sericata

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Sheep Nasal Botfly, Oestrus Ovis

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Flesh fly

Sarcophagidae - Wohlfartia magnifica - 12-15 cm, body gray black, not metallic, white spots on abdomen

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Flesh fly

Sarcophagidae - Wohlfartia magnifica - 12-15 cm, body gray black, not metallic, white spots on abdomen

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Flesh fly

Sarcophagidae - Wohlfartia magnifica - 12-15 cm, body gray black, not metallic, white spots on abdomen

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Chorioptes Bovis (non burrowing mite, short unsegmented pedicel)

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Psoroptes Bovis & Cuniculi (non burrowing mites, with piercing mouth part and long three segmented pedice, up to 0,8mml)

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Psoroptes Bovis & Cuniculi (non burrowing mites, with piercing mouth part and long three segmented pedice, up to 0,8mml)

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Sarcoptes Sabiei - Burrowing Mites (anus terminal, 0,4mm) Female burrows tunnel under skin

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Argas Persicus - Soft ticks (on poultry, 5-10mm) & Larva 1mm, bluish

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Argas Persicus - Soft ticks (on poultry, 5-10mm) & Larva 1mm, bluish

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Cheylettiella Blackei & Yasguri- Mites on hair coat (0,4mm)

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Cheylettiella Blackei & Yasguri- Mites on hair coat (0,4mm)

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Hair follicle mites - Demodex spp.

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Hair follicle mites

Histology of demodicosis

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Hard tick - Dermacentor

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Hard tick - Dermacentor

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Hard tick - Dermacentor

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Dermanyssus Galinae

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Section of engorged hard tick

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Section of engorged hard tick

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Eggs of hard tick

Dermacentor

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Soft tick

Argas persicus

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Soft tick larvea

Argas persicus

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Red mites

Dermanyssus gallinae

Domestic poultry, wild birds

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Harvest (chigger) mites

Trombiculidae autumnalis

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Cheyletiella egg on hair

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Cheyletiella egg on hair

often empty

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Cheyletiella sp.

Look at the “combs” at end of legs

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Cheyletiella

Look at the hooks at palps of head

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Hair with follicle: Demodex next to hair → dark points

Hair follicle mites - Demodex sp.

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Hair with follicle: Demodex next to hair → dark points

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Hair follicle mites - Demodex sp.

in dissolved skin scrapings

very pale, hard to find

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Hair follicle mites - Demodex sp.

among hairs (very pale, hard to find - next to hairs)

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Scaly legs

Knemidokoptes mutans

(poultry and cage birds)

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Ear cancer of rabbit

Psoroptes cuniculi

(In ext. ear canal, multilayered epidermal debris w. eroded, bleeding skin surface underneath - ear scratching, head shaking, ear droop - never remove, v. painfull!)

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Notoedres cati

Mange

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Notoedres cati

Mange

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Otodectes cynotis

Ear mite

(dog-rare, cat-common

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Knemidokoptes gallinae infection in poultry

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Sarcoptes scabiei var suis

can see only the skeleton of mite

cattle have to much dirt and skin particles in the slide, that’s why you have to boil it in ALKALINE

→ all skin and dirt will be removed, only skeleton of mite will be the rest

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Oestrus ovis instars from sheep

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Hypoderma Diane - third instar larvea

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Hypoderma Diana

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Warble flies - Hypoderma (no mouthparts! Bumble-bee-like)

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Sarcoptes scabiei var. suis

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Sarcoptes scabiei var. canis

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Sarcoptes scabiei var. canis

Skin scraping

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Notoedres cati

Skin craping

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Knemidokoptes gallinae causing depluming itch in birds

Start from neck and/or anal region: loss of feathers

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Psoroptes ovis

Psoroptic mange

Tags of wool projecting from fleece covering, coin to palm size lesions develop in 2-6 weeks, become dry in center, emaciation, anaemia

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Psoroptes ovis

Psoroptic mange

Areas w. long hair: dorsal neck, base of tail

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Psoroptes ovis

Skin scraping of sheep

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Otodectes cynotis

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Sarcoptes scabiei var. bovis

Sarcoptic mange

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Sarcoptes scabiei var. bovis

Sarcoptic mange

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Knemidokoptes pilae

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Musca domestica

yellow abdomen

short licking mouth part

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Musca domestica

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Musca autumnalis

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Fannia canucularis (first two segments yellow)

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Fannia canicularis

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Stomoxys calcitrans

White abd. with black spots, piercing mouthpart

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Stomoxys calcitrans

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Stomoxys calcitrans

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Hornfly - Haematobia irritans

piercing mouthpart (dink blood), smaller

Palps= smaller Head = down

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Hornfly - Haematobia irritans

piercing mouthpart (dink blood), smaller

Palps= smaller Head = down

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Hornfly - Haematobia irritans

(prefer back and sides)

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