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Peruvian amazon ID2
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From Manu national park amazon lowlands.
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 Maybe Platystomatidae. Tephritoidea,at least. Smile

Do you want to give us a cardiac attack? Frown
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
Maybe Platystomatidae.

Do you want to give us a cardiac attack? Frown


Another one Jorge....sit down mate, you've had a stressful couple of days..Grin


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