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viktor j nilsson
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Posted on 14-04-2009 09:39
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Hi,
I hope that this female Odinia sp. be identified? I ran it through the key in Bei-Bienko and it came out as O. boletina, but it seems as if these keys are not very reliable.

Sweden, Ångermanland.
Långed, Koåsen
Old growth pine forest surrounding a mire
N 63º 37.772' E 019º 43.197'
16/7 - 2/8 2008
Window trap Leg. AN Nilsson

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Viktor
 
Kahis
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This is the species I have called Odinia ornata (Zett., 1838), mostly on the basis of Krivosheina's description of the species. O. rossi MacGowan & Rotheray, 2004 may be a younger synonym of O. ornata - if it is a distinct species, I dont know how to tell the two species apart.

O. boletina is a smaller animal without clearly darkened crossveins.
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I have found this species on dead spruce at several locations and Krivosheina (1981) has reared it from larvae found under spruce bark.
Edited by Kahis on 15-04-2009 21:37
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Thank you so much. Evidently this is the first Swedish record since the period between 1950-1974, and the list of records from the northern half of the country is short: Zetterstedt collected it inLycksele and Wojmsjön 1838 and more recently it has been collected in Hälsingland sometimes between 1950-1974.

Thank you very much!
 
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