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Medetera sp
Manuel Lopez
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 It seems Medetera flavipes. To confirm, please, if possible.

Sierra Nevada (Granada), 2000 m. 10th June 2012.

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 Surely 'flavipes' should have yellow legs? I don't think you'll get better than 'Medetera sp.'.
 
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 I saw the different coloured legs but without clear keys doubt remained. Surely you're right Smile Thanks
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