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Limnophora sp.?
Rui Andrade
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 What is it possible to say?

location: Barcelos, Portugal
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 Yes, Limnophora, maybe L. maculosa, but a dorsal view would be usefull.
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 Thank you Stephane. Sorry for the delay in my response. This is the dorsalmost view that I have:
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 Let's go with Limnophora maculosa : the typical pattern on scutum and scutellum is here, 2 orbital setae, 3 strong postst dc with a shorter between 1st and 2nd and mid tibia seems to have 2 posterior setae.
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 Thank you very much for your help Stephane!Smile
 
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