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Chloropidae: Elachiptera cornuta
Stephen R
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Posted on 22-10-2010 12:56
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 3-mm, Hitchin (Southern England), 8 April 2010.

Is this correct?
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 Hi
Correct, I think
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 I agree. There is a near-species E. diastema which can bring problems in some cases, but these yellow-legged specimens without distinct scutellar tubercles are bound to represent cornuta.
 
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 Many thanks both of you!
 
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