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Hairy Hybotidae from Granada > Crossopalpus?
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 06-03-2014 23:56
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 Mediterranean coastal forest, 5 March 2014.

Thanks for any help

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 Probably Crossopalpus, if not one of the other genera related to Drapetis. The hairy hind legs remind me of Crossopalpus hirsutipes in the gallery, but that is an Asian species.
 
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 Crossopalpus was my first thought too. Thanks again.
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