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tiny scatopsid
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Posted on 19-10-2008 07:59
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I always see these funny, tiny (not bigger than 2 mm) scatopsids on tansy flowers, any chance for ID?
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Swammerdammella sp.
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Thanks much, Paul

What a fantastic name for so an unconspicous animal!!!
Edited by mwkozlowski on 20-10-2008 11:38
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mwkozlowski wrote:
What a fantastic name for so an unconspicous animal!!!


And a confusing one for those also interested in Lepidoptera... Cool Reminds me of genera Swammerdamia, Pseudoswammerdamia and Paraswammerdamia (ermine moths) and of Nematopogon swammerdamella (a longhorn moth). I love those names...! Grin
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Swadderdamm was a dutch naturalist from XVII century, one of the first working with a microscope; he described red blood cells and made many other findings,; he was an enthusiastic entomologist and very religious; famous are his remareks on the beuty of a lause.
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Swadderdamm? ROFL

Swammerdam in WikiPedia
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Swadderdamm? ROFL


You see, how confusing those names are? Wink Quod erat demonstrandum...
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Juergen Peters wrote:
Paul Beuk wrote:
Swadderdamm? ROFL


You see, how confusing those names are? Wink Quod erat demonstrandum...


I should better use copy-paste
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