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Fanniidae Pupae? --> Fannia cf. armata
Dennis
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Posted on 23-04-2013 20:30
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 Hallo!

Last week in April I found this 3-4mm sized Pupae.
Jürgen Peters identified it as Fannia sp. Is it possible to say more about it?

It is from a bavarian forest, from a tree branch Pinus sylvestris.

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 There was a mistake, the same topic two times.
Could someone please delet one?

Dennis
 
andrzej grzywacz
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 Only few Fannia have described larval stages. Your specimen is similar to these of Fannia armata.
 
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 Thank you Andrzej!

But I think its more safe with cf because of the other species with same pupae.

Regards,
Dennis
 
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