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 12mm -France Quimper(29)
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Is it possible to say more ?
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 Given the date, it should be bipunctatus, but it actually looks like cuprarius (?)


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 Theo thank you
I checked the date, in early October 2008
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 the more i look at it, the more it is cuprarius and not bipunctatus.


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