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another Diplocladius cultriger - Diplocladius cultriger - male
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another Diplocladius cultriger - Diplocladius cultriger - Male
Lake Needwood, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA
January 19, 2022
Size: body 3.7mm wing 3mm
dorsal view of right wing mounted in immersion oil and under a coverslip
differs slightly from a diagram John Carr sent me (I don't know the publication) in that the R vein setae on the basal end of the wing are much less prominent than in the diagram. The diagram also doesn't show the two vein R4+5 setae at the apex of the wing. I'm not sure if that means anything.

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Contributed by Steve Scholnick on 25 January, 2022 - 1:44pm

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