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Is it possible to go further than Pangonius sp?
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 1.5 cm, aprox. Shot in Sierra Nevada at 1800 masl. June 2008.
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 No.

if slightly possible, please do collect Pangonius. I'm starting to work on a revision shortly.

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 I will keep it in mind, altough it is not very often that I come across one of these.
 
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