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Gymnosoma rotundatum? copula
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Posted on 19-02-2008 15:36
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I understand Gymnosoma is hard to ID. Maybe a couple in copula makes it easier to ID? I have a few more photos of various quality if some other angle would be needed. She took this guy for quite a ride ...
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The male from behind.
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rotundatum? Please show us the female from above if you have?
 
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Not a very good photo, but hope it helps. It's not much dusting on female thorax.
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That's exactly what I wanted to check. So, only Theo could ruin my perfect ID... I hope.... Shock
 
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I'm not sure, light is tricky, but it looks like nudifrons to me....

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G. nudifrons. Sounds like we need a good view of the frons to decide, or is it just thorax dusting that differs!? Thanks both! I appreciate your efforts! Cool
 
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We need the frons of the female.
You can see it in the last pic, but there is a shade of the male, which makes me cautious.


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Too bad the one I have of the female frons is out of focus Sad
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Teh bi-hindes Cool
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I'm starting to think that Andre's first guess might be correct.....
But out of focus, as mentioned, not sure

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Ok, thanks again for your time Theo Cool
 
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