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Which male trichoceridae ?
peterbolson
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Posted on 07-01-2011 17:13
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 From my greenhouse, 5mm log. Body uniform dark grey. Possibly T.hiemalis ?
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 ventral view of claspers. Best I could manage. Sorry it's not very clear.
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 It is T.hiemalis indeed - claspers with typical outgrowths at base.
 
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 Thanks vey much Andrius

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