Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Clytocerus ?
Posted by Lippo on 19-04-2020 09:30
#1
SW France, in a wet area on a sedge. About 3 mm long.
In the light of
Weia's recent answer, I wonder if it could be the same genus.
Edited by Lippo on 19-04-2020 09:33
Posted by weia on 22-06-2023 09:27
#2
Three years later: this is a Panimerus spec!
Posted by Lippo on 15-08-2023 15:14
#3
Just came across your answer, many thanks :)
Does it belong to the tribe Telmatoscopini ?
Posted by weia on 15-08-2023 16:07
#4
Telmatoscopini was not monophyletic, so it is divided between Mormiini and Paramormiini. Panimerus belongs to Paramormiini.
Posted by Lippo on 15-08-2023 16:14
#5
OK, thanks, I have another pending one of that kind, but the pic is rather poor.
Could we say something about it nevertheless ?
Posted by weia on 15-08-2023 17:24
#6
That's Paramormia ustulata. Same tribus.
Posted by Lippo on 16-08-2023 07:31
#7
Wow ! this is great, many thanks, :)
I'm going to ask for your help one last time: this one with different antennas might belong to the same tribe.
Posted by weia on 16-08-2023 09:07
#8
In the Netherlands it would be Philosepdon humeralis, but maybe in your region Philosepedon spec is safer. Tribus Psychodini ;-)
Posted by Lippo on 16-08-2023 11:57
#9
Thanks again. |t
My Psychodidae binder looks much tidier now.