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zhengxialin
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Posted on 23-12-2011 10:25
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 insect collected from rice field at 15 Dec. 2011, please help me to identify the species.
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 Yet another Chloropidae
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 Oscinellinae! Smile
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 I think it is the Cetema cereris
 
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 I don't think so, It's not Cetema!
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 Thank you, Sara
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