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Ramonda spathulata?
Armen Seropian
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 Not Ramonda spathulata. Note open cell r5, mostly bare abdomen, and projecting frons.
 
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 Right.

It is a female Dexiini, very likely Dinera ferina.

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 Thank you, John and Theo!
And what's the other possible candidate?
 
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