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Milichia cf. ludens
Manuel Lopez
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Posted on 18-05-2012 16:33
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 < 3 mm. Maybe Agromyzidae ?
Granada. May 6, 2012.

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 This is not Agromyzidae.

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 Well, I don't know. Maybe Ephydridae. Thanks
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 I'm thinking this is Milichiidae
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 Yes Tony, you're right (I think know). It's similar to Desmometopa e.g. Thanks Smile
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 Milichia ludens is the most likely candidate. If you collected it i can give a (more) certain ID.
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