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Diptera larvae?
Juergen Peters
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Hello!

I had already found rather similar larvae under bark (Sciaridae? Mycetophilidae?), but these from today (under a piece of bark on the ground near forest, Ostwestfalen/Germany) were much slimmer. Length about 10 mm. Are they diptera? Thanks in advance!


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I'd go for Sciaridae.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
I'd go for Sciaridae.


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But can be not Arthropoda... but Nematoda?
 
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I'm not sure about Sciaridae - I'd be happier if I could see the head! Wink
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I'd say there wormlike creatures and worms of some sort Smile
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Hello, all!

Kahis wrote:
I'd say there wormlike creatures and worms of some sort Smile


Nematoda was also one of my thoughts. Unfortunately I have no picture of the heads in higher resolution. Here only magnified parts of the larger pic in the link (of which I think are the front parts).
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