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Found in central Texas. Less than an inch long and very thin. Any ideas?
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I think they call them Frio . Nice find.
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Take a look at Perdiz
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Yup. The back end of a Perdiz is what it looks like to me. (Missing the tip.)
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ON page 623 of Overstreet 14th edition. your point matches a contraction stem Langtry Arenosa. Google it and see. Also very similar to Perdiz you choose.
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