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Campylocheta praecox => Smidtia conspersa
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Posted on 16-05-2019 08:51
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Am I right that the photos depict Campylocheta praecox?
f25.ifotki.info/org/a2494766cdc1a353d80d125c130fdf415c3492340649521.jpg
f25.ifotki.info/org/c1ea120aa16ef6ae686221949109ea7f5c3492340649521.jpg
Edited by Gansucha on 17-05-2019 14:34
 
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 Nobody can say anything about this?
 
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 Smidtia conspersa female.

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 Thank you very mach, Theo !!!
 
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