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Northern Harvester Termite (Hodotermes mossambicus)Observer
omateusDescription
If the ID Hodotermes mossambicus is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Angola.
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Brown Hyaena (Parahyaena brunnea)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist observation of the species.
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Genus AmitermesObserver
omateusDescription
This seems to be the first iNaturalist record of Amitermes in Angola.
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Kalanchoe luciaeObserver
omateusDescription
If id Kalanchoe luciae is confirmed, tis is the first iNaturalist record in Angola and in the region.
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Virginia Pepperweed (Lepidium virginicum)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist record of Lepidium virginicum for Angola.
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Xylocopa inconstansObserver
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist record of Xylocopa inconstans for Angola.
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Angolan Thick-toed Gecko (Pachydactylus angolensis)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist record for the species.
Cf. angolensis
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Subfamily PrithinaeObserver
omateusDescription
First Prithinae iNatuarlist record in Angola.
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Adanson's House Jumper (Hasarius adansoni)Observer
omateusDescription
This is the first iNaturalist record of Hasarius adansoni in Angola.
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German Cockroach (Blattella germanica)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist record in Angola.
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Karoo Balbyter Ant (Camponotus fulvopilosus)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist record in Angola.
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Bellyache Bush (Jatropha gossypiifolia)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNatuarlist record in Angola.
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Simple-leaved Bean Caper (Tetraena simplex)Observer
omateusDescription
North-most record in iNaturalist.
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Bankrupt Bush (Seriphium plumosum)Observer
omateusDescription
First iNaturalist record in Angola
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Cyphostemma uterObserver
omateusDescription
This is the north-most iNaturalist record of Cyphostemma uter so far.
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Tribulus excruciansObserver
omateusDescription
If Tribulus excrucians ID is confirm, this is the first iNaturalist record in Angola and world's north-most occurrence,
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Genus EuthetusObserver
omateusDescription
If the Euthetus ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Angola.
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Brittle Thorn (Phaeoptilum spinosum)Observer
omateusDescription
North-most occurrence record in iNaturalist.
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Subfamily PrithinaeObserver
omateusDescription
If Prithinae ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Angola.
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Dollar Bush (Tetraena stapffii)Observer
omateusDescription
So common, and yet this is the first iNaturalist record of Tetraena stapffii in Angola.
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Big-headed Ants (Genus Pheidole)Observer
omateusDescription
If the genus Pheidole is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist recod for Angola.
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Spotted Sugar Ant (Camponotus maculatus)Observer
omateusDescription
This is the first iNaturalist record of Camponotus maculatus for Angola,
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Dark-bellied Housesnake (Boaedon variegatus)Observer
omateusDescription
This is the first iNaturalist record for Boaedon variegatus.
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Nigricans-group Driver Ants (Complex Dorylus nigricans)Observer
omateusDescription
This is the first Dorylus nigricans iNaturalist record to Angola.
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Echinops foliosusObserver
omateusDescription
If the ID Echinops foliosus is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record ever.
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Brown Bear (Ursus arctos)Observer
omateusDescription
Very large tracks. Note how the tracks are paired for each side: two to the right, two to the left, and so on. The pattern is consistent with bear.
In some tracks the claws are clearly visible.
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omateusDescription
If the ID is confirmed this is the first iNaturalist record in Georgia for this species.
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European Corn Borer Moth (Ostrinia nubilalis)Observer
omateusDescription
If the ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Georgia.
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The Mocha (Cyclophora annularia)Observer
omateusDescription
If the IDS is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Georgia.
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Bloodstain Lichen (Genus Haematomma)Observer
omateusDescription
If Haematomma ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Portugal.
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Cape Elephantfish (Callorhinchus capensis)Observer
omateusDescription
Egg case.
This is the north-most iNaturalist record and the first in Angola.
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Sugar-cane Moth (Opogona sacchari)Observer
omateusDescription
If Opogona sacchari ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Portugal.
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Black Mud-dauber Wasps (Genus Sceliphron)Observer
omateusDescription
If Sceliphron deforme ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record on western Europe.
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Pritha nanaObserver
omateusDescription
If Pritha nana ID is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record in Portugal
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Fannia lustratorObserver
omateusDescription
If Fannia lustrator ID is confirmed, this is the first iN record in Portugal.
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Genus GarypusObserver
omateusDescription
If the ID of Garypus is confirmed, this is the first iNaturalist record of the genus in Portugal.
According to the https://naturdata.com/especies-portugal/Garypus/0/, there are 3 species in Portugal: Garypus beauvoisii
Garypus levantinus
Garypus saxicola
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Genus SupellaObserver
omateusDescription
If the genus Supella is confirmed, this is the first record iNaturalist of Supella in Angola.
