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Eudasyphora?, N Spain
Piluca_Alvarez
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Taken in Oviedo, N Spain on the 9th September 2011. Venation leads me to Eudasyphora. Can this be Eudasyphora cyanicolor? Anybody knows how to separate E. zimini from this one and cyanella?

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I would say Eudasyphora cyanicolor from the deep blue colour.

Here is the key of Eudasyphora from Gregor et. al. :

1. Strong anterodorsal seta on mid tibia almost in middle between strong posteroventral seta and apex of tibia; eyes almost bare..........E. cyanicolor
- Anterodorsal and posteroventral setae on mid tibia nearly in same level ; eyes sparsely to densely haired..........2
2. No accessory setae above strong anterodorsal seta on mid tibia; male frons at narrowest point 1.5-2.0 times broader than anterior ocellus..........E. cyanella
- 1-2 accessory setae above strong anterodorsal seta on mid tibia; male frons at narrowest point at least 3.0 times broader than anterior ocellus..........E. zimini

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OMG!! Thanks so much for the key!!! Smile Smile Smile
 
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