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Dear Paolo,
again please ID this Chrysura. If it´s Chrysura austriaca, it has got mandibles with two teeth unlike previous Chrysura, which you ID.
Please help, I´m at my wits´ end...
Libor

Hi Libor,

you're right, it's an other specimen of Chrysura, but it belongs to an other species:
Chrysura radians (Harris), female. That's why it has one tooth on the mandible, convergent malar spaces (genae) and a deep fovea on the anterio margin of metanotum.

Cheers
Paolo

Thank you very much.