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| Jan_H |
Posted on 06-07-2021 20:47
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Hi, Do I assume correctly that the pupae belong to two different species? I mean if the short siphon couldn't be just broken. Further, can the siphon be used for breathing in the other environment than water? These pupae were found in a bird nest in a cavity, in a very decomposed layer resembling soil. We know, that sometimes the cavities may be filled with rain water. Could the finding of this species be taken as a proof of water presence in the past? Edited by Jan_H on 06-07-2021 20:47 |
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but don't see the image in the post.
