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Muscini?-->cf. Neomyia gavisa (Muscini)
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 Picture taken recently in east China (Zhejiang province). Subcosta curved, arista plumose, body/abdomen shiny dark green, kind of similar to Eudasyphora cyanicolor. Could it belong to the same Muscini tribe? Many thanks in advance!
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 A lateral shot.
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 I suppose (only suppose) Neomyia gavisa
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 Wonderful! Thank you Nikita very much for a species-level candidate! TumbsUp
 
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