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Macquartia praefica? (NL)
Arthur van Ooijen
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Posted on 07-01-2023 15:48
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Hi all, I collected this Macquartia last year from at light. It looks like the calyptrae are standing off, in which case I arrive at M. praefica. Is it possible to confirm this?

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30-VI-2021
N 52.0312, E 4.4132
Netherlands near Pijnacker

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Posted on 08-01-2023 09:26
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Should be M. grisea.

Praefica is a dark species.


Theo
 
Arthur van Ooijen
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Posted on 09-01-2023 17:55
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Yes, a lot of bristles broken off on T3, but they are there. Thank you!
 
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