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Lauxaniidae. Calliopum..which sp.
Roger Thomason
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Had one of these a couple of months ago which Paul thought was C.elisae and Katka thought was C.aeneum. Couldn't decide which it was due to the fact that the acrostichal setae were not in focus and the 3rd antennal segment length couldn't be agreed on. Hopefully these photo's will be a bit more helpful in deciding the species.
NOT COLLECTED.
I have more photo's.
Might even be something different than the previous post.

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If the choice is between these two,then it should be aeneum.
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Thanks Paul....C.aeneum it will be. New for Shetland Smile.

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