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Chaoboridae: Chaoborus cf crystallinus (male)
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Posted on 04-05-2011 02:49
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Swept from rank flora, from bank of Upper Witham, Lincoln UK.
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Its form looks like a chironomid male.
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Wondering about Chaoboridae...
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That's me confused Frown So I'll put it up with a cf before each suggestion. Many thanks,
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Well, compare with this (http://www.dipter...hoto_id=27) adn draw your own conclusion. Wink
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Probably a male Chaoborus.
 
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Thanks to all for your help.
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