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Figure 3. Dermoscopic image of a black nevus characterized by a reticular pattern at the periphery, a dark brown color, and the central black lamella appearing as a structureless blotch. Such nevi are typically seen in individuals with skin type IV (never burns, tans very easily) (original magnification x10).







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