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Isidro
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Posted on 10-08-2008 21:12
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 Pretty Psocoptera found yesterday, La Pe?a, Huesca, Spain, 500 meters. About 4 mm. long (with wings, without antennae).

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What species can be?
Thanks.
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Edited by Isidro on 15-08-2008 14:09
 
John Bratton
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 I can't answer your question, but it is a booklouse, not a woodlouse, so your heading may be attracting the wrong sort of zoologist. (A woodlouse is an isopod crustacean.)

John
 
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 OK, thanks, maybe i't better that I use the true name: Psocoptera.
 
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 try this Isidro Wink
http://www.brc.ac...mepage.htm
 
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 Thanks a lot Jorge. Now I'm pretty sure that it's Psococerastis gibbosa or very closely related.
 
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