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4 comments:
Those backward facing palps and outward(ish) facing antennae certainly suggest Fan-foot.
Why would it be a male?
Ahh, just read about the antennal bulge of the male.I'll post a pic of one I caught last year for comparison - not sure what sex it was - looks like a male.
Its those funny yellow 'fans 'protuding from the head ,that I have never seen before.??
They look like the tibia with the feet either missing or bent underneath.Have a look under the microscope.
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