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| Description | Platycorypha erythrinae, Lago Lugano, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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RAP Depicted place: Lago Lugano, Buenos Aires, Argentina (34°40′52″S 58°26′43″W / 34.6811316°S 58.44516°W) |
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