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yes, Scott Frazier's collection is indeed very interesting, I've had some contact with him about another spotting of mine, https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/19...
thanks again for all you help!
wow, thanks so much!!! I didn't think this spider would ever be identified, because there are so many spiders and insects in Papua that have never been described. It is so cool that you found out what kind it is!
thanks loarie, by the way, that is a very useful website!
thanks, I will definitely be looking into you suggestions :)
yeah, I thought so too ;)
SukanyaDatta, thanks for your suggestion, but I dont think this is the one: the flower petals of this spotting are way thicker than the ones of Eichornia crassipes. also, they lack the distinct, brigt yellow/orange spot.
SarahWhitt, Spenser, thanks for your help. Interesting that it is not endemic to Indonesia, wich makes me wander how it came there...
yeah, I know :) most of my papua insects will probably stay unidentified.... thanks for your help!
MichaelGeiser, thanks. I'm going to do some more research on this beetle, hopefully I'll find the right genus :)
