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Posted on 06-11-2013 08:47
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 Hi !

Center of France02.nov 2013

I know it's difficult but I try : female Phytosciara ?

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 Wing view :

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 Even not the family ?
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 It is a female Sciaridae.

If there are hairs on the fork of M and CuA1 it could be Phytosciara cf. flavipes. I don't see any. They may be absent, or the resolution may be inadequate to see them.

If those veins are bare it could be any of several genera.
 
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 Thanks John.
Unable to see hairs. It is darkened but by what ?
I'l try to do better next time.
Thanks anyway.
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