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Psila fimetaria?
Ruth Ahlburg
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Posted on 29-10-2007 21:40
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Looks fine to me. Do I see a little darkening on the third antennal segment around the base of the arista. If not we're looking at merdaria.
There's still a chance of other species turning up in the Psila (s.l.) group, more so amongst the smaller Chamaepsila, especially on mainland Europe so hang on to a couple of these next year.
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Darwyn Sumner wrote:
Looks fine to me. Do I see a little darkening on the third antennal segment around the base of the arista. If not we're looking at merdaria.
There's still a chance of other species turning up in the Psila (s.l.) group, more so amongst the smaller Chamaepsila, especially on mainland Europe so hang on to a couple of these next year.


Thank you very much.
I think, I also see a little darkeningat the base og the arista. I?ve made the best close up possible.
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