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Fannidae??
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Posted on 02-09-2009 18:24
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What is the general consensus about this fella? I can see the long and curving vein 7. Is this feature in the Fannids often meerly a faint vein aided by a wing fold?

Oh one more question, are Fannids eyes HOLOPTIC or separated generally?

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Posted on 02-09-2009 19:07
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Yes, it is Fannia, male, with narrow frons.
The most wide frons in males have Fannia brinae Albuquerque and F. altaica Pont & Vikhrev;
the most narrow frons in females F.lustrator Harris and F.fuscila Fall.
I can't give you species level from this photo...
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Thank you Nikita SmileSmile I learn loads from this site Smile
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