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(solved) Lasiopa calva. Stratiomyidae - Central Europe
JCobain
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Posted on 28-03-2024 14:46
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Hi everyone,

I feel like this should be a fairly obvious one but the key I am using (Stubbs-Drake 2001) only leads me to Chloromyia
formosa which is obviously wrong. It resembles Stratiomys singularior but the first few antennae on mine are much shorter. Does someone recognise this?
Thanks a lot!
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I think Lasiopa calva.
Edited by Jan Maca on 29-03-2024 13:27
 
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Which is a bit difficult to find in Stubbs. Smile

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Oh great, thank you both!
 
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