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Photo by Machi
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Description:

This inchworm had some sort of passenger/parasite on it. I'm pretty sure it i not an injury because it kept wriggling around trying to get it off, but the parasite stayed on its back. My best guess is that it was parasitized by a chalcid wasp

Habitat:

In some moist plant debris in my back yard

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Caterpillars and larvae of the World
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Insects of Florida
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Arthropods parasitised by other arthropods
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PublishedMay 9, 2015

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