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Seabather's eruption

Seabather's eruption

Itchy skin due to stings from the larvae of various cnidarians.

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    Aquatic animal phylum having cnidocytes.

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    Itchy skin lesions due to infection by water-borne parasitic flatworms.

    33%

  2. Thimble jellyfish

    Species of cnidarian.

    33%

  3. Sea louse

    Family of copepods.

    21%

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