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Paragus bicolor?
MichelAngel
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Posted on 09-09-2017 11:30
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 Hello,

i would like to know if this species belongs to Paragus bicolor.

Thanks in advance,

Miguel Ángel

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 Could be, but with Paragus you'd need to see the genitals to be sure....
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 Yes, I have extracted the genitalia and it would be Paragus bicolor.
Gerard Pennards wrote:
Could be, but with Paragus you'd need to see the genitals to be sure....
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