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 Dioctria hyalipennis is the correct name? Thank you very much. Karol Ox.
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 No: Dioctria linearis. The coxa are yellow and the dustlines on the thoracic dorsum are particularly well marked.
 
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Mark van Veen wrote:
No: Dioctria linearis. The coxa are yellow and the dustlines on the thoracic dorsum are particularly well marked.

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