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Trombidium holosericeum
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Posted on 19-12-2007 21:09
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Dear acarologists (hope there are some),

May I call it Trombidium holosericeum?
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The person to ask is Joanna Makol - - she knows the Polish Trombidium well. (There are quite a few species, so don't be disappointed if she says Trombidium sp!)Wink
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I prepare with my students an exebition of photographs of insects and arachnids that were siting on the wall of our building at time of our "round building" expedirditions in October. And this is one of our objects, thanks Tony , I will go this route...
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