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Sphaeroceridae id. please? -> Limosininae
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 It´s this from Sphaeroceridae family?
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 Some American Limosininae have similar wing veins (broad cell r3).
 
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 Thanks Jonh!Maybe Bromeloecia, but I not sure Smile
 
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Thanks Jonh!Maybe Bromeloecia, but I not sure :)


I think you're right if you are in the New World.
 
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