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More to say then ♀ Metopia spec.?
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 I am not sure, but it actually looks like a male ...


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 Oké... I like to know why Theo
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 Shape of abdominal tip. There are two species in which male lack the silvery frontal plates. Of these, M. Campestris is by far the most common.

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 I still have to find my way here, so I missed your educational response Theo. Thank you very much, I will change it Pfft)
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