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 I think tentaculata but can anyone confirm?
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 Hi Phil

The only Lispe I have is a female tentaculata; superficially it looks ok. Two pointers are yellowish front tarsi 2-5 and long hairs under hind femur. It would need taking through the key to be certain (in my case anyway).
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 Thanks John I'll check that out tomorrow
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 It is tentaculata, indeed:
you can see a typical "velutinous patch" on scutum at area of 2-nd and 3-d post dc.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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 Many thanks Nikita
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