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Platystomatidae, Plagiostenopterina enderleini (Hong Kong)
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It is eating feaces.
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 It reminds me of Senopterina (Platystomatidae).
 
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 Thanks John!Smile
 
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 Dear John,

One of the entomologist in HK checked that Senopterina sp. is yet to be reported from China. So, he suggests that it could be a Plagiostenopterina sp.?

Would it be?Smile
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 Plagiostenopterina enderleini Hendel, 1914
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