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Keroplatidae?
Nikita Vikhrev
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Posted on 12-06-2022 11:15
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Far East, Amur basin, 49.33N 136.61E, 8.06
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With the crossvein between R4+5 and R1 it should be Platyura. Russian species were reviewed by Zaitzev (1994).
 
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Thank you, John. I've got message from Dmitry Gavryushin, he thinks it is Far Eastern species Platyura nigricoxa.
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