Hygrotechuis conformis

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Hygrotechuis conformis
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H. conformis
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Hygrotechuis conformis

Hygrotechuis conformis, is a species of aquatic bug. [1] [2]

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Hygrotechuis conformis eating a drowned hymenopteran.

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References

  1. De lexicografia: actes del I Symposium Internacional de Lexicografia : (Barcelona, 16-18 de maig de 2002), p.172
  2. "Letra Z". Lacasadelarbol.es. 2006-01-13. Retrieved 2011-08-29.