Seems to have two forward point teeth which would fit for T alpina? Although that species usually considered to be montane, not sure if Majura counts as that
Reviewing this record Tobias's observation and suggestion is correct with those distinguishing 2 horn-like teeth well visible either side of the deep notch at the apex of the post-anther lobe. This is typical of T. alpina, thanks Tobias.
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