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female Nephrotoma crocata << Nephrotoma crocata?
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 Yes, correct.
 
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 Correct, a female!
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 thank you!
 
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 Originally the ititle of this thread was "? Nephrotoma crocata" and I agreed with this original suggestion; I believe that eklans did so as well.
 
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Jan Maca wrote:
Originally the ititle of this thread was "? Nephrotoma crocata" and I agreed with this original suggestion; I believe that eklans did so as well.


Thanks Jan, yes - he did - and Nephrotoma crocata it is!
Greetings, Eric
 
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 Hi Eric and Jan, my apologies, I copied and pasted the wrong name unintentionaly! Fixed Smile
 
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 accepted Wink
Greetings, Eric
 
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