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JariF
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Posted on 09-09-2008 06:22
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Hi, three of these Palloptera females in my malaise yesterday. September 8. 2008 Helsinki, Finland.

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Hi Jari,

Could be Palloptera usta (or Toxoneura usta depending on which generic devision you follow). Are there any bristles/hairs on the mesopleura? If so, which colour are those bristles/hairs. For as far as I can see, it looks like the mesopleura are not bare.
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Hi, thank You for Your answer. Yes there are black bristles on the mesopleuron (anepisternum). Some longer and heavier and some thinner. All dark anyway.

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Okay, that would make it Palloptera usta (Toxoneura usta).
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Thank You again for ID Grin

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