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Chaoborus sp male, Hungary, June
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 At least I found a male, in my room in Debrecen, E-Hungary. What are the 3 dark structures?
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 This is a female and the dark structures are spermathecae!
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 Well, pity that it can't be ID-d, but thans anyway!
 
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