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Chloropidae (NL) > Polyodaspis ruficornis
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Posted on 10-05-2016 19:40
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 Found today in my garden, Mid Netherlands. ?

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 Chloropidae: Calamoncosis sp.
 
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 Oh dear, I now I disagree with one of the world specialists: I examined the specimen and I conclude it is Polyodaspis ruficornis: post-ocellar setae virtually parallel, cell br distinctly broadened medially, face with complete median carina between antennae, vibrissla angle distinctly produced.
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 Thanks Paul! That must be the first record of Polyodaspis ruficornis in the Netherlands I guess?

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 Nope, it was listed in the 2002 catalogue with the erroneous genus name Polydaspis (at the time still to be added formally).
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