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Stage:
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Larva/Nymph
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Sex:
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< N/A >
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Харьковская обл., пгт. Безлюдовка, окр. ж/д ст. Удянская
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© by Boris Loboda (barry) Available under the «Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial NoDerivs License»
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Published: 27.07.2009 06:58:40 Date/time taken: 27.07.2009 11:49:54 (exif)
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Make:
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Canon
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Model:
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Canon PowerShot A640
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Orientation:
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top/left
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X Resolution:
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300
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Y Resolution:
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300
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Resolution Unit:
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inch
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Exposure Time:
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1/1250 (1/1250 sec; 0.0008 sec)
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F Number:
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f / 8.0
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Exposure Program:
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Not Defined
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ISO Speed Ratings:
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100
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Exif Version:
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0221
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Date Time Original:
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27.07.2009 11:49:54
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Shutter Speed Value:
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10287712/1000000 (10,287712)
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Aperture Value:
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6 AV
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Exposure Bias Value:
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0 EV
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Max Aperture Value:
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f / 4,2
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Metering Mode:
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Pattern
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Flash:
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Fired, Return not detected, On, No flash function
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Focal Length:
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29,2 mm
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Color Space:
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sRGB
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Focal Length In 35mm Film:
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140 mm
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Compression:
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Jpeg Compression
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Pixel X Dimension:
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800
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Pixel Y Dimension:
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600
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Identification keys: Miridae
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More images of this object - 2:
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luisvivas (Luis Vivas) |
01.05.2014 06:32:51 |
barry |
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barry (Boris Loboda) |
03.04.2010 01:13:04 |
barry |
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01.05.2014 06:32:51 (barry) |
| File name: | CRW_2503.jpg |
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142,51 kb
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MD5:
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9cf33b5f8faf011e02e362e886fa8108
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Dircarding Pentatomoidea, Aradoidea and Piesmatoidea, only Lygaeoidea or Coroidea is possible.
In Lygaeoidea, only Lygaeinae's subfamily has a little similar neonata nymphs, but they are red and they are "fatty". This nymph is "thinny". It isn't possible.
In Coroidea, the Coreidae's family has similar nymphs but the final antennomere is always shorter than the other antennomere, so do not belong to this family.
The Alydidae's family has similar neonata nymphs, "thinny" and with the final antennomere very long.
Ciao!!