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Polythrix mexicanus
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I will try to get closer than the genus, but I am sceptic that we can get down to species level with only the upperside view. As I already pointed out there are 2 almost identical and highly variable species and our ID should be on the safe side. I still suggest Polythrix sp. as scientific ID until we have confirmation. Do you have other pictures of that one?
Good jobm Ashish. Asine and Mexicana are different species and in my eyes you can't separate them from a single picture. They look too similar within the genus and have also some variability within the species.