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Tabanidade > Haematopota csikii
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Thanks,
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 Haematopota sp.
 
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 certainly NOT H. pluvialis.

Would need the specimen to say more


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 I have seen this specimen and this confirmed by bold gut feeling, that I did not dare to publish

Haematopota csikii


Excellent ! Rare species.


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 Dear Theo,

Many thanks for the identification Smile
 
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