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Unknown larva -> Fanniidae.
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 its possible to know more abou this larva?

from Brazil!

thanks
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 Suggestions - Stratiomyidae or Athericeridae. Habitat details might help.
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 or Fannia
 
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 Thanks, Jozef. Looking more closely at the specimen at the top, it does seem that there is a pair of posterior spiracles which look like those in Fanniidae.
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 thanks guys!
 
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