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Also Helina?
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 Possibly another Helina evecta/annosa ; more difficult to be sure.
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 Thanks Stephane. What features would you need to see to whittle it to evecta/annosa?
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 I have lighten the hind leg, and I think we can go with H. evecta/annosa.
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