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Fanniidae, Fannia sp.
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 Fannia spec. is o.k.
 
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 It reminds me of the North American Fannia brevipalpis, which also has all the lateral processes conspicuously decorated. I do not know if that is likely to be a conserved trait within a species group. If so consider European relatives such as minutipalpis, polychaeta, and (more distantly related) carbonaria.
 
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 Thank you!
 
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