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Thank you very much, Paul. I truly appreciate the email and the info. I think that i learned my lesson from Chamaepsila rosae, when you tell me only dna can separate it from nigra - long after i completely dissected the specimen rendering dna impossible. I now wait to dissect in case i need a dna test. I'm still irritated about the Chamaepsila. I'd like to know what it is. I now wait to find out more info about a specimen. I never have a problem with dna from a lab in Munich but it is expensive.

I can dissect the specimen but i don't know if you are interested in obtaining it or not. Never hesitate to ask me for a specimen. I really don't mind as long as i can see photos of the geniotalia and specimen under the microscope for my own documentation.

Anyway, unless you wish to view the specimen, then i will make time to examine it myself.

Thank You, Paul. :)

By the way, i see some similarities with S. coleoptrata but also similis *which is not recorded for Berlin.) I have no experience with Stegana.