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Thyridanthrax cf. perspicillaris
Manuel Lopez
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 Maybe T. perspicillaris?

Sierra Nevada northface foothills (La Zubia, Granada).

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 Is it possible to confirm genus Thyridanthrax ?
 
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 Thyridantrax elegans seems more likely.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Thyridantrax elegans seems more likely.


cant distinguish these 2 from this photo but i find perspicillaris commoner in S Europe
 
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