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Dicyrtomina minuta

Dicyrtomina minuta is generally yellow in colour with a dark bluish band of pigment at the rear of the abdomen. Despite its name, it is no smaller than other members of the genus.
Dicyrtomina minuta is generally yellow in colour with a dark bluish band of pigment at the rear of the abdomen. Despite its name, it is no smaller than other members of the genus.
On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, December 2012. Note lack of pigmentation on dorsal surface of abdomen.

Dicyrtomina minuta

On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, December 2012. Note lack of pigmentation on dorsal surface of abdomen.
Photo: Dicyrtomina minuta. On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, December 2012. Note lack of pigmentation on dorsal surface of abdomen.
On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, December 2012.

Dicyrtomina minuta

On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, December 2012.
Photo: Dicyrtomina minuta. On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, December 2012.
On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.

Dicyrtomina minuta

On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.
Photo: Dicyrtomina minuta. On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.
On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.

Dicyrtomina minuta

On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.
Photo: Dicyrtomina minuta. On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.
On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.

Dicyrtomina minuta

On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.
Photo: Dicyrtomina minuta. On the underside of a fallen leaf. Warwickshire, November 2012.

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