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Heleomyzidae: Oecothea
katerina dvorakova
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Oecothea fenestralis or praecox? I have cca 30 specimens from one cave at Bohemian karst (Czechia). Sorry for quality of picture (phone on microscope ocular).
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i would say praecox. I regularly collect specimens with this large cheeks in caves. Unfortunately i have never been able to see fenestralis, so i can never rule it out for sure. Hopefully Dr A. J. Woznica will give us confirmation.

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Thanks Mats. I think praecox too. I sometimes catch O. fenestralis at undergroud space, but only individually and more often in cellars and mines. I am attaching a photo from cellar at Western Bohemia, I believe, that it is O. fenestralis.
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I am sorry, I am not able to attache it, I dont know whyFrown
 
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