Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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Re: Insect or Invertebrates Identification

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I have no idea, but there are many links on this page. Have a look! ;-) https://www.africawild-forum.com/search ... sf=msgonly


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Thanks Lisbeth, and your right: there are many very useful family-index-pages on this forum I have happely used many times.
Unfortunate only 2 Acrotylus-species among those pages, out of 9 possible in Namibia
Based on those pages however I do believe it is neither A. patruelis or A. diana, so 7 to go... ;-)

Maybe A. longipes... but hopefully someone can tell for sure.


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I have not seen our insect specialist for ages, but who knows ;-)


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