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Histopathological changes in lobomycosis skin. This chronic fungal infection is caused by the fungus Loboa loboi, and is characterized by keloidal nodular lesions occurring on the face, ears, or extremities. This disease is usually found in humans and bottle-nosed dolphins.

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