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Psilidae ? > Texara ?compressa
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 I think it is Psilidae, correct ? Any idea of the genus and species ?
Date : Sep. 1, 2012
Location: the forest edge of Hyogo, Japan
Size: ca. 10mm

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 The same individual.
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 Another angle
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 Megamerinidae, Texara ?compressa
 
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 Thank you very much!
I think you are right!
 
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