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Genus Clinohelea

Clinohelea bimaculata · Clinohelea currei

Species Clinohelea bimaculata
Biting Midge - Clinohelea bimaculata - male Biting Midge - Clinohelea bimaculata - female biting midge - Clinohelea bimaculata - female biting midge - Clinohelea bimaculata - female biting midge - Clinohelea bimaculata - female Fly - Clinohelea bimaculata - female Clinohelea bimaculata - female Strange Fly - Clinohelea bimaculata - female

Species Clinohelea currei
Biting Midge - Clinohelea currei - female Leaf midge - Clinohelea currei - female Leaf midge - Clinohelea currei - female Clinohelea bimaculata? - Clinohelea currei Clinohelea bimaculata? - Clinohelea currei Biting Midge Clinohelea currei - Clinohelea currei - female biting midge - Clinohelea currei - female


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