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Camomilla
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Posted on 01-05-2011 03:10
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thanks

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check the spaces in the filename. And it must be less 195 kB in size.
 
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yes.. I told it before. Smile This belongs to the Lomatiinae subfamily. And it could belong to the Comptosiini tribe. Maybe David Gibbs can give the genus.. or Neal (but not here at the moment).
 
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oh!
thanks Smile!!
 
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Is this going to be possible any time soon?

Thanks a lot, i really apreciate it.

Camila.
 
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Cam(om)il(l)a,
You should really add more information with your pictures!
Where are they taken, and when... very important.

Greetz, André
 
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