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Nephrotoma species?, Tipulidae
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 10 august 2008, The Netherlands, Havelte.
In rather dry habitat with heather and forrest.

This species is more fragile and smaller than most Nephrotoma i have seen.

Is it possible to say which species this is?

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 This is not Nephrotoma. The Rs vein is too long for Nephrotoma.

The wing venation and the female genitalia suggest either genus Phalacrocera or genus Cylindrotoma in the subfamily Cylindrotominae .
 
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