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Micropezidae, June 10, 2007
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 Very big, at least 10 mm.
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 Rainieria calceata
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 So far R.calceata not yet recorded for Moscow region. I think it is R.latifrons (Loew), known from this regoin.
 
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 How to distinguish between the two?
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 According Ozerov this species are not easy to distinguish. Some difference is in colour of fore legs.
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 I had a phone conversation with Ozerov. He just collected again in Moscow park R.latifrons. He told that the best character is hind basitarsus - R.calceata - dark, R.latifrons - whitish.
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 Earlier I looked at the colour of the hind basistarsus in your picture, but they are out of focus and leave an ambiguous impression: one appears to be paler than the other. Wink
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