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File:Notonecta glauca01.jpg

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English: A waterbug, presumably Notonecta glauca (Heteroptera: Notonectidae).
Français : Espèce : probablement Notonecta glauca, de la famille des Notonectidae. Cette espèces comme toutes celles de cette familles sont sensibles à la lumière polarisée, et par suite au phénomène dit de Pollution par la lumière polarisée qui peut alors constituer un piège écologique
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Author E. van Herk

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