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Description Photo of entomologist Nathan Banks (1868-1953)
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Source US National Mite Collection History, (image file, cropped, color-corrected)--accessed 25 April 2007
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(Reusing this file)		 Public Domain--original work of United States federal government (no other copyright notices to be found associated with this image on the USDA web site cited above), also apparently PD-old

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