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Hybotidae ?
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 14-09-2008 23:21
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A small (~4mm) running 'thing' on my hand..
There were also some of these running on the rail of the bridge.

are thes Hybotidae ?
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Tachydromia sp. If I had a specimen I probably could put a species name on it.
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Aye, genus Tachydromia.
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T. aemula Lw.
 
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Thank you Paul, Kahis and Igor!

T. aemula Lw. - Lw = Loew? 1864

Is this Tachydromia a T. aemula for sure?
Or do I have to be more careful and place a questionmark after it ? Wink
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