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Odontomyia angulata?
zhengxialin
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Posted on 06-06-2026 07:51
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 Is this Odontomyia angulata? This species was found at Nanning, Guangxi Provice, CHINA. Do you mind helping me to identify its ID. Thank you.
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 As far as I can see: male Odontomyia angulata is correct.
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eklans wrote:
As far as I can see: male Odontomyia angulata is correct.


Does the range of that species reach tropical China?
 
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