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Tetanocera elata
skero74
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 Hello, I've photographed this in Pavia (Italy) - 23/04/2008. I think that it is a Tetanocera sp.. Can I determine species watching second and third femurs (bristles)?

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Roberto

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 By darkened anterior margin of wings - T. cf. elata
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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 Thank you Nikita!

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 Just an addition to Nikita's message. Second species with darkend anterior margin of wing is T.phyllophora. These two species are distinguished by occipital spot, though to me difference is vagueWink
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