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Helina?=>Helina impuncta
Vladimir Davydov
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 St.-Peterburg,Olgino,oak grove
2008. 14 September
Approximately 10 mm
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 Correct, Helina depuncta/impuncta (I can't see how long are aristal hairs).
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 close up aristal hairs .It it is possible to consider the long?
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 Not as long as for Helina depuncta : thus Helina impuncta. Wink
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 Thanks Nikita. Thanks Stephane.Grin
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