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Platystoma (was: From Turkey9)
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Middle Anatolia - Karaman
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An other similar one but this photo was taken in a high altitude: 2000 m.
First photo was taken at 1100 m.
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Platystomatidae, Platystoma sp. maybe seminationis, Smile but having got this wrong a couple of days ago, you should wait for Valery, who knows a BIT about these Wink.
 
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Don't think it is seminationis, either of the two, and I think there are two species here.
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I had my doubts too, comparing with the two similar species we have in the Gallery, that's why I said "maybe" (The Get Out Clause Cool). Having had 6 hours sleep in the last 40 odd hours I was starting to see spots before my eyes trying to compare the bar-code like wing patterns. Best to leave the species bit to someone like Valery who KNOWS what he's talking about.

Edit...and it does look like two different species.
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Indeed, this Platystoma is undeterminable at the moment: the group of species needs a deeeeeeeeeeeeep-deeeeeeeeeeeeeep revision...
Edited by Nosferatumyia on 16-06-2010 09:09
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