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Yes you're right it looks like small carinate sp. of typica. Thanks! But
the range given here and there does not match (SE. Asia, Australia...
vs. Mozambique Channel). What do Raven & Vermeulen say about typica's
distribution?

Le 09/11/2011 21:41, Adrienne Jochum a écrit :
> Laemondonta typica

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