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Ephydridae, Thinoscatella quadrisetosa, northern Norway
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 Is it possible to tell genus or species for this one? Seemed to be a lot of them close to the shore. Found in Bodø, northern Norway. Date 16.04.2012.

Size for this one is 3,3 mm from measure.
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 Thinoscatella quadrisetosa female
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 Thanks for identification Smile
 
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