often grows on the exterior of
the plaster. This may also be the source of the problem.
Tom Parker
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Ryan, Thanks for sending the specimens. As I suggested in an earlier email,
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Ryan, Thanks for sending the specimens. As I suggested in an
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It has filiform antennae and certainly looks like a ground beetle.
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