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Pandivirilia eximia?
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Posted on 03-06-2008 12:43
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Could this be a Xylophagus sp!?
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 This looks more like a female Therevidae genus Pandivirilia maybe eximia . just an idea...
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 Ahh, thanks Martin! I don't know if we have any Therevidae experts onboard ...
 
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 BTW. We have Pandivirilia eximia, P. melaleuca and P. nigroanalis in Sweden.
 
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