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Chironomidae > Glyptotendipes sp. (Possibly G. glaucus)
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Posted on 03-11-2013 18:41
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Photograph taken on 02 November, 2013, in the wetlands of the Suárez Pond
Immediate area of the Mediterranean coast.

Apparent size with wings, about > 15 mm

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Glyptotendipes
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Tony Irwin wrote:
Glyptotendipes


Very grateful for your help in identification.
Do you think it possible to know the species.?
 
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Possibly Glyptotendipes paripes.
 
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John Carr wrote:
Possibly Glyptotendipes paripes.



Thank you very much. TumbsUp

José Marín
 
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On second thought, paripes should have a visible tarsal beard. Possibly Glyptotendipes glaucus, which has none. We don't have that species in America and I have not seen it.
 
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John Carr wrote:
On second thought, paripes should have a visible tarsal beard. Possibly Glyptotendipes glaucus, which has none. We don't have that species in America and I have not seen it.


Thank you again for your support and assistance. I edit the title with its proposal. Smile

Unfortunately, I lack training and ability to try to help.
Do not know if there may be some other specialist who wants to give us feedback. We will remain pending.

Kind regards from southern Spain.
José Marín.
 
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