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Another ephydrid
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 19-11-2008 18:52
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Another ephydrid that I found today (19/11/2008). What is it?

location: Portugal

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The pale knees and general colouration suggest Scatella lutosa. Any more pictures?
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Rui Andrade
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From this specimen I only have one more picture, but it's almost the same.
I have photos of another specimen that, looking at the leg's colour, looks the same species.

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Yes, the second picture confirms this as lutosa (nice to see the Laboulbeniales too!). Pictures 3 and 4 are less clear - I think lutosa, but they look a bit grey. Any specimens? Or more dorsal shots?
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Rui Andrade
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Thank you Tony. I have some specimens that I will send to you. I also noticed the fungus, they seem to be everywhere nowadays.
 
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