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Susan R Walter
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 Can anyone name this Sepsidae? I wondered if it was Saltella.

3mm, lowland central France (la Brenne), on cow dung, 8 July 2008.
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 Saltella sphondylii it is. You can even see the merged basal cells.
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 Thank you Smile I was hoping someone would say that!
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