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 : Water Bear or Tardigrade, First Observation, 1777


Water Bear or Tardigrade, First Observation, 1777

The first microscopic observation of a tardigrade, by German zoologist Johann August Ephraim Goeze (1731-1793), who called them water bears, 1777

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