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Spider-like insect: a nymph ?
Alvesgaspar
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Posted on 25-06-2008 09:48
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 Wingless and spider-like insect, about 3mm long. Could it be a nymph of an hemipteran? Found in Lisbon, June 2008.

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Joaquim Gaspar
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PS - Could it be a "Spider beetle'' (Ptinus fur)?
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 Nymph yes, but from a barklice, so Psocoptera!
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Tony Irwin
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 Looks like Mesopsocus immunis, female - but could be a related species?
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