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Clusters of unknown invertebrate eggs. Macroscopically appeared as a whitish lump ~ 2 mm in diameter, sitting on or attached to a shallow (5 cm deep) substrate at Merrymeeting Marsh, Alton, NH USA. One possibility is leach eggs?
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Strands of eggs can be separated from the cluster.
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Egg strands are enclosed in a hyaline sheath.
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Individual eggs extrude from the ends of the egg strands.
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Close-up image of egg strand.
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Close-up image of two eggs. Note the "attachment ring" (?) at one end of each egg.
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Individual eggs
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