which Heleomyzid? - Anorostoma

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Copyright © 2015 Bill Gerth

which Heleomyzid? - Anorostoma

Mount Saint Helens, Skamania County, Washington, USA
June 15, 2015
Size: 6mm

Here is a photo of some of the legs. They are all tucked in, but the tibia of one of the mesothoracic legs is in the foreground. The metathoracic legs are tucked beneath with their prominent pre-apical bristles sticking out.

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Contributed by Bill Gerth on 29 November, 2015 - 5:39pm

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