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Posted on 22-06-2022 15:38
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 Hi,
Species possible ?
In the kitchen - 15-06-2022 - 5 mm - Cuise-La-Motte (Northen France)
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 Is it quite small, like 6 mm. ?
Can you show the antenna in more close-up ?

(candidate Atrichops crassipes)


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 5mm.
The head :
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 Hi,
Atrichops crassipes seems good.
Many thanks.
Michel
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