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Echinscus viridianus is a species of tardigrade in the family Echiniscidae. The species has been found in the United States (Alabama and New Mexico) and in the Azores Islands in the North Atlantic. It was first described by , and in 2007. The body length of Echiniscus viridianus lies between 175 and 310 µm.

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  • Echinscus viridianus is a species of tardigrade in the family Echiniscidae. The species has been found in the United States (Alabama and New Mexico) and in the Azores Islands in the North Atlantic. It was first described by , and in 2007. The body length of Echiniscus viridianus lies between 175 and 310 µm. (en)
  • Echiniscus viridianus est une espèce de tardigrades de la famille des Echiniscidae. (fr)
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  • Pilato, Fontoura & Lisi, 2007 (en)
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  • Echiniscus (en)
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  • viridianus (en)
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  • Echinscus viridianus is a species of tardigrade in the family Echiniscidae. The species has been found in the United States (Alabama and New Mexico) and in the Azores Islands in the North Atlantic. It was first described by , and in 2007. The body length of Echiniscus viridianus lies between 175 and 310 µm. (en)
  • Echiniscus viridianus est une espèce de tardigrades de la famille des Echiniscidae. (fr)
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  • Echiniscus viridianus (en)
  • Echiniscus viridianus (fr)
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