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Tabanidae from Vietnam
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Posted on 24-02-2015 08:59
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Hi !

A Tabanidae from Vietnam (Hoi An) shooted by a friend, 10.02.2015.
Any ID possible ?
Thanks for him.

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Hi!
Handsome fly TumbsUp
I think it's a female of Tabanus striatus species complex, though have no idea on its further ID. Maybe Theo can tell us more.
 
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Thanks Sergiy, we'll wait for Theo
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Looks like striatus complex. common and difficult.
Need to work on that.

Is that northern or southern Vietnam ?


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It is near Da Nang
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??
So, in the southern or norhern half ?


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Between : http://evdb.free....%20An.html
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So, it is very likely it is Tabanus striatus itself.
This is considered a ' northern' species, but this is from a Thai perspective (Burton, 1978), so that should be OK.
Nevertheless, Burton mentions only 1 record from Vietnam. No idea if that is due to undersampling or real.


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Thanks a lot Theo,
I relay the information.
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