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Ephydridae sp.
JariF
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 Hi,

only six specimens left before next season Smile July 27. 2008 Loviisa, Finland.

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 Mmmmm ...Frown
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 crassicosta? Face bulging gradually and pubescent and Costa thickened at the same time. I always ask for correct lateral view of EphydridaeShock Where is it?Frown
This species was in the previous seriaof photos.
It is possible to compareWink
 
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 I don't think the costa is thickened enough to be sure. Have you any other views, Jarif?
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 I think we just leave it as it is. It's not the best specimen anyway and I'm a bit lazy to take more pictures of specimen that is useless for the gallery anyway. Spring will come and new Ephydrids will fly so I can take better pictures. Thank's.

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