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Jozef Obona
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pls help

N 50°40'39.4", E 13°56'29.0"
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Dear Jozef
interesting material. I see some similarities with the larvae of Paradelphomyia fuscula (as depicted in fig 65 of Krivosheina & Krivosheina 2011: free download on https://book4you....537/249338) but also with some clear differences. I will have a look again monday when I'm back at the lab and have some remaining papers to check. Everything is strange about this larvae
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Dear Ton,
many thanks for info and pdf TumbsUp

With best regards,
Jozef
 
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Dear Jozef
Sorry, I couldn't find anything matching your larvae. As said, the long row of dorsal hairs is like Paradelphomyia (and a bit Hexatoma), but the rest is puzzling me. Perhaps try asking Virginija Podeniene or John Gelhaus, but I think it is a yet undescribed larvae.
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Dear Tony,
many thanks for your time and help !

With best regards,
Jozef
 
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