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Figure 3. Lifestyle diversity of Lichinomycetes (A) Stegobium paniceum beetle host of Symbiotaphrinabuchneri (photo by Nikolai Vladimirov). (B) Candelina submexicana, a lichen from rocks in Mexico. (C) Sarea resinae, a fungus on conifer resin in boreal forests. (D) Geoglossum glabrum, an earth-tongue of Sphagnum bogs (photo by Jozef Pavlík). (E) Chaenotheca chrysocephala, a ''pin lichen'' of ancient forests. (F) Pycnora praestabilis, a lichen on wood in the Alps. (G) Vezdaea aestivalis, a lichen on plant detritus in the Rocky Mountains. (H) Piccolia ochrophora, a lichen on poplar bark in British Columbia, Canada. (I) Lichina confinis, a lichen on seashore rocks in western Scotland. Photos by the authors except where indicated.