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Heleomyzidae: Scoliocentra sackeni (Garrett )
Tony T
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Posted on 25-04-2007 00:54
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 24 April 2007, New Brunswick, Canada. Length 7mm.
Is this a Sciomyzidae? Can it be ID'd any further?

EDIT: was "Spikey Costa"

EDIT: Identified by Andrzej (22iv08), from genitalia. GENITALIA HERE
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Nikita Vikhrev
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 Unfortunely (for me), not Sciomyzidae.
Heleomyzidae, Heleomyzinae...
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 Thanks Nikita. So many similar-looking families. I guess the spiky costa is characteristic for some of the Heliomyzids.
 
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 Andrzej, what about this fly?
May be Morpholeria?
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