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Piophilidae no, Ephydridae
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Hello
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Angry It was my first idea because of "arista plumeuse" (I do not know to translate this word)
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Ephydridae, Trimerina indistincta Krivosheina, 2004. It must attribute to the following characters: setae fr-or reduced, short and hair-like, gena has spot without pollen, frons with transverse furrows, gena low, anterior part only of fore femora darkened, the border between black and yellow parts of femora sharp, mid and hind tibiae yellow
 
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Ephydridae, Trimerina indistincta Krivosheina, 2004. It must attribute to the following characters: setae fr-or reduced, short and hair-like, gena has spot without pollen, frons with transverse furrows, gena low, anterior part only of fore femora darkened, the border between black and yellow parts of femora sharp, mid and hind tibiae yellow
 
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Thank Cranefly
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http://bdj.pensof...hp?id=4701
T. indistincta = T. microchaeta
 
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