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Clairvillia pninae female.
Pietro
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 Sardegna Sassari (Lampianu) 02/06/2015 size around 8 mm.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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 In America it would be Clairvillia (Leucomstomatini with cell r5 narrowly open). You have additional genera in Europe and I do not know them.
 
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 Hi Pietro


It is definitely Clairvillia and I always need to look them up, but you are totally right: it is C. pninae female.

Nice work

Theo
 
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 Thanks John, thanks Theo!
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