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 The basicosta seems too dark for C. vicina. This is another species, but not possible to tell which from just a dorsal view.
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 Thank you, Stephane!
 
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 The occiput seems to have too much black hairs for vomitoria.
So that would leave either loewi or uralensis.

Given the relatively short tergite 5, one could tentatively think this might be loewi.


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