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Unknown 72

Mould identification: a virtual self assessment

Case history

A zoo keeper presented with an erythematous scaly skin lesion on the wrist. The fungus below was isolated.

Unknown 72 culture

Culture

Unknown 72 microscopy

Microscopy

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