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joao nunes
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Posted on 15-05-2013 22:10
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 I think a Hebecnema species, Muscidae.
But you have now three threads with the same name (Diptera ID).....better is to change them into; Diptera ID 1 and Diptera ID 2, etc...when I give an answer to one of them, I know then wich one Smile

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 Ok, very thanks Smile
 
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