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dead Doli - Sciapus heteropygus
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Hi


I caught this one in wc... Smile I think it is a Sciapus sp... Could confirm this, Igor? I hope it is possible to get the species for this one...
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genitalia...
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Certainly looks like Sciapus, but from your pictures you left out the easiest character to confirm the genus: The forked vein M.
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Sciapus is correct.
Sciapus cf. holoxanthos
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Compare with:
http://www.dipter...d_id=20509
Sciapus heteropygus Parent, 1926
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Sympycnus pulicarius ?
 
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thanks Paul, Stefan and Igor!

This fits perfectly S. heteropygus ! The genitalia I showed here as the underside at the top of the photo. The genitalia and wings fits perfectly the photos of David! Also the features you have pointed. Thanks.
 
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