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Posted on 16-10-2013 18:21
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 From China, is it a Nematocea sp.?
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 Thank you both. I think Tony could be right with the Mecoptera option because this wing resembles a little to Mesotanyderus joneri, here: http://www.metafy...os_73.html
 
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