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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.
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