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Dalmannia sp.
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 Yellowpan Traps - 7th May 2010 oak dominated mixed woodland 240 metres a.s.l. Wetland Kerkini NP - Northern Greece.
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 Looks like punctata without most of the punks.Wink
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 D. punctata may be without median markings on the tergites, so your ID is correct. Wink
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