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bertrandpami
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 Hello,

That's seems the good family ?

But for genus ?

Many thanks for your help.

Michel
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 Sepsidae seems better, no ?

Nemopoda ?
 
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 Few details visible but might be Themira.
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 It's always harder with females. But Paul is probably right.
 
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