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Photographer	Hans Hillewaert
Description	Monoculodes carinatus (Bate, 1857) English: Amphipod with a short, pointed down-turned rostrum and large coalesced eyes. Sampled on mid-sized sediments on the Ccentral part of the Buitenratel at 51°15′55.8″N 2°34′22.84″E / 51.2655°N 2.5730111°E / 51.2655; 2.5730111 on the Belgian part of the North Sea in 2011. Length: ~2 mm
Date	27 January 2013
Source	Own work
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