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Linnaemya sp. => Billaea / Dinera sp.
Gansucha
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Posted on 28-04-2019 00:27
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Is it possible to determine the species of this photo?
f25.ifotki.info/org/ca3149335cd79910e7f6b8e88351ede15c3492339067523.jpg
Edited by Gansucha on 28-04-2019 08:51
 
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 It is actually a Billaea or possibly Dinera.
I would need a lateral view to tell you more.

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 Thank you, but this is the only photo
Edited by Gansucha on 28-04-2019 08:47
 
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