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Platystomatidae ?
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Posted on 17-04-2006 08:36
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Hello,

14th August 2005, Italy, near Rome.

I was thinking about a Platystomatidae, maybe Platystoma seminationis ?
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yes, that's the one !

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Theo,

Thanks.

Paul:
If you want it for the gallery, please do.
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@Theo, is there only one species of Platystoma in Italy?

@Pierre, I'll just wait until ID is certain. I have a few other seminationis pictures waiting, too.
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Paul Beuk wrote:@Theo, is there only one species of Platystoma in Italy?


Found on Fauna Italia:
http://www.faunaitalia.it/checklist/invertebrates/families/Platystomatidae.html
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Hi Pierre,

Quite right, it's definitely not P. seminationis. I'm not sure which of the others it is, but it looks very much like P. lugubre, though I don't have all species to compare it with.

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Hi John,

I think it will stay P. sp.
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I think the spots on the posterior edge of the wing are too distinct for Platystoma lugubre. I think Platystoma gemmationis is more likely.
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