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Sicus ferrugineus? > probably Sicus ferrugineus
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 Correct!
Greetings, Eric
 
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 thank you!
 
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eklans wrote:
Correct!

How do you exclude other Sicus species?
http://home.hccne...sicus.html
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 Hallo Jürgen, thanks for your heed!
The correct answer should be: "Not enough characteristics visible - probably Sicus ferrugineus as the most abundant species."

Eric
 
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