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 I think Hylemya vagans female.
 
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 Hmm. The other day the top one was determined as h.v. Scroll to compare:http://agrozoo.ne...eaaff8.jpg
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 Hmm. The other day the top one was determined as h.v. Scroll to compare:
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Colors are OK, Abdomen difference is the most obvious. Size diff 2 mm.
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 I think they are both H. vagans. Size and dusting can vary. But perhaps someone else will comment.
 
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 Ok, was just checking, since I have no idea on variations within species.

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