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You must login to post a message. 09.01.22 17:56 Hello, I'm looking for literature on chironomid larvae that are able to survive after being entrapped in ice for at least several days . So far I've only found literature on Eretmoptera murphy
11.12.21 17:10 Dematoneura in the gallery should be DeSmatoneura
23.09.21 15:29 All sorted.
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put 5 new threads in Asilidae forum instead in Syrphidae forum, can pleas an admin move it to Syrph? THANKS, Norbert
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ondsuitgeverij.nl/ product/de-vliegen families-met-drie- voetkussentjes/ 09.09.21 07:47 wing ventation is totally different
03.09.21 12:51 Hi, what's the major difference between dolichopodidae and rhagionidae? Can someone help me? Thanks!
28.06.21 15:24 thx TO eklans
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