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Corynoneura (John Carr) SW Spain
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Is it possible to identify this Chironomidae?
Happy with sub-family! Grin


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If it is under 2 mm long it could be Corynoneura or Thienemanniella, both in subfamily Orthocladiinae.
 
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Fore trochanter with dorsal keel; apex of hind tibia enlarged ... Corynoneura
Fore trochanter without dorsal keel; apex of hind tibia usually not enlarged ... Thienemanniella
 
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Hi John! TumbsUp

Thanks agains.

It's well smaller than 2mm, 1,2mm to be exact.
I will look into the difference between the 2 genera. That will be more difficult.

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John, Is this the keel of the fore trochanter?
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Corynoneura
 
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Perfect, John!!! TumbsUp
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