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christoophe
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Posted on 04-01-2011 07:57
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Hello

Asilide a great and beautiful.

Thank you in advance Eric.

www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos65/big/asylide_saul_311.jpg
Alexandre Vinot : Guyane française : Saül : 973 : 31/10/2009
Altitude : 250m - Taille : 3 cm
Réf. : 65483
 
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Looks like another Mallophora tibialis to me Smile
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the white hairs on the tibia 3 are apparently absent.
 
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Wow: wonderful! This is Dasyllis haemorrhoa -- a Laphriinae (Mallophora is Asilinae). This species is the best Eulaema mimic.

Note the different antennae: parallel- sided, blunt at tip; Asilinae antennae taper to a fine point (aristate). The wing venation would also be very different...

Please add to gallery.

Cheers,

Eric
 
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Very nice! Grin
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