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Lauxaniidae Pseudolyciella stylata
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 I think I am right with this, because of the genital rod seen in #3 vertically from the terminalia (as long as the tibiae), but I wanted to query if the thorax was sufficiently unstriped and the scutellum and abdomen sufficiently yellow for this species.
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 Pseudolyciella stylata, a typical specimen.Wink
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 Many thanks Katerina
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