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Tag: Lacewings

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Cueta trivirgata

Posted on 17/11/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Zenobia van Dyk) in LacewingMAP here. Myrmeleontidae (Antlions) Cueta trivirgata (Gerstaecker, 1885) Identificati...

Fig 2. With 516 records, Hagenomyia tristis is the second most frequently recorded species in the LacewingMAP database. There are 154 photographic records. This photograph was taken by Bernardine Altenroxel near Mooketsi, Limpopo. This record is curated at http://vmus.adu.org.za/?vm=LacewingMAP-596
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LacewingMAP progress report

Posted on 03/05/2019 by admin

Mansell M, Underhill LG, and Navarro R. 2019. LacewingMAP – Progress report on the Atlas of African Neuroptera and Megaloptera, 2014 – 2019. Biodive...

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Lacewings at Little England, Beaufort West

Posted on 02/04/2018 by Les Underhill

Report by Les Underhill Lacewings are not one of the charismatic groups of insects, and have been poorly studied. They consume aphids and do pollination, so the...

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