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The larva and pupa of Pelina as seen in these pictures have a characteristic pattern at the dorsal side, especially around the thorax. The larva and the pupa as seen on this picture are from two different locations and may represent two different species.

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Roger Thomason
06.09.10 20:59
I doubt it Andre..He just murdered his beard and flushed it down the toilet. awkward

Andre
06.09.10 16:07
It takes only 1 hour by plane Cool. Or have you turned into an environmental fundamentalist Grin

Gordon
06.09.10 01:13
It still takes 13 hr by bus and I have to go there in two weeks to do a course on Thai Culture so I can keep working. Frown

Andre
05.09.10 21:27
The German botanist Hosséus explored Chiang Mai in the year 1904; took him weeks to get from Bankok to there, by boat. Many plants are called after him...

Gordon
05.09.10 15:29
The Conference is in Chiang Mai, I live and work in Chiang Rai. OK. Now about those Asilds I posted Shock

Roger Thomason
05.09.10 15:06
Bound to be the coordinates for Shetland, somewhere adjacent to Mossbank..Sullom Voe Oil Terminal would make a nice big bang..

Andre
05.09.10 12:39
Cyprus..... awkward

Roger Thomason
03.09.10 23:28
Gordon give exact coordinates,couldn
't even get the date for the Conference right. End up starting another war in Vietnam at best..or Korea..Iceland, St.Helena.... awkward

Andre
03.09.10 19:52
Then we could better crash more near to you. Can you give us the exact coordinates, please, so we know when to ignite the bomb?

Gordon
02.09.10 15:39
People will be welcome to crash here, its only a 3 hour bus trip to Chiang Mai from here. Wink

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