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 Choerades fimbriata/fulva/femorata
 
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 Thank you very much, Valerio!
 
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 I think we might have a species here we can't key out without all Spanish species. The first antennal segment is way too long for C. fulva or fimbriata. Because of the antennae we are left with C. femorata or maybe C. marginata. My gut feeling is that it is something else : )
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 Thanks for help
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