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Lesina Lagoon, Italy, where scientists are studying living, dead and fossil clams and parasites.
Credit: John Huntley
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Lesina Lagoon at sunset, its muck-covered bottom obscured in the dusk.
Credit: John Huntley
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A lagoon near Cervia, Italy, a field work site for the scientists' parasite research.
Credit: Daniele Scarponi
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Paleoecologists collect live clams in a lagoon near Cervia, Italy.
Credit: Michele Azzarone
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The larval stage of a parasite in its host clam, Abra segmentum.
Credit: John Huntley
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Encysted parasite larvae in their host clam, Abra segmentum.
Credit: John Huntley
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