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 Hi, may this be Phronia sp? Found in a forest, NE Hungary, this weekend. Smaller, body round 4-5 mm.
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 Anepisternum seems to be bare, and C extends well beyond the apex of R5, so maybe Anatella sp.?
 
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Anepisternum seems to be bare, and C extends well beyond the apex of R5, so maybe Anatella sp.?


Thanks for both of You, I made some additional images, first to check anepisternum:
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 And one more, with my newest lens, 100mm Pentax Macro. Smile
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 So is it possible to tell if it's Anatella or Phronia?
 
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 There are at least two distinct pits on the posterodorsal part of the anepisternum where the strong setae have been. Phronia it is.
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