File:Cataglyphoides constrictus NHMW1984-31-137 head.jpg
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English: View of a Cataglyphoides constrictus lectotype worker.
Middle Eocene; Baltic amber, Samland Peninsula, Kalingrad, Russia Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria; specimen NHMW1984-31-137 |
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| Author | Vincent Perrichot |
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