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Tony T
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Posted on 29-08-2008 22:50
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 27 August 2008, NB, Canada. Length 7mm

I know these are very difficult but ID to Tribe would be helpful.
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 Looks very Blondeliini, reminds me of Admontia / Istochaeta.

Is neither of those, but somewhere in that corner could be.


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 It keys out to Oxynops, only one species: anthracinus. Widespread.

For what it's worth.


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