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Phasia obesa ?
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 Is it a female of Phasia obesa ?
(5 or 6 mm, Belgium, 24-08-2008)
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 Interesting pics.

The second one seems completely black, but it is a trick of the light.
So indeed this is the female of obesa.

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 Thanks Theo.
Indeed it was the same specimen with different light.

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 It shows nicely that dusting is often best seen from above and slightly behind (dorso-posteriorly) Smile
 
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 I think this one is a male of Phasia obesa. Is it correct ?
(5 mm, Belgium, 26-08-2008)
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 Yes, that looks correct Smile
 
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