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 North western Italy, alluvial forest, Malaise trap, mid july. Dimension 3 mm

Is it possible to arrive at species level?

Many thanks!
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ecology wrote:
North western Italy, alluvial forest, Malaise trap, mid july. Dimension 3 mm

Is it possible to arrive at species level?

Many thanks!
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ecology wrote:
ecology wrote:
North western Italy, alluvial forest, Malaise trap, mid july. Dimension 3 mm

Is it possible to arrive at species level?

Many thanks!
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 Not sure but probably a male O. nigircornis.
Greetings, Eric Kloeckner
 
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 Yes, my thought as well


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