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Posted on 22-09-2016 18:39
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I have a question about Drosophilidae. Is there anybody who wants to ID some Drosophilidae from the Netherlands for me? Most of it is in alcohol. Taking pictures of these small specimens is impossible for me.
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Niels
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 I can do them, provided it is not too much material...
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 There are about 20 specimens from 4 locations, is this ok for you?
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 Thanks Paul, I'll send them to you tomorrow!
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