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 Limnia sp. Not sure which bit of the genitalia I am supposed to be looking at. If it is the process I have arrowed then this is L. unguicornis. Can anyone confirm/correct my ID please? UK. Bromham, Bedfordshire. 28 May 2022.
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 I regard described by Elberg L. paludicola as a fake/groundless species. Thus, in my opinion it is L. unguicornis without any doubts.
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 Thank you Nikita.
 
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