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well, it does look like Dasyhelea, for the anal segment is spiny. However, this pupa is unlike many other Dasyhelea I have seen. In most specimens i have seen the thoracic horn is much longer and the anal segment looks different. I cannot tell you which species but it is worthwhile to get the adult stage and keep them together with the pupal skin and get an ID for the adult. I would be interested to hear the results.