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Small hairy Asilidae Morocco 5 ==> Pycnopogon
johanvantbosch
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Posted on 10-06-2022 19:23
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Would it be possible to put at name to this Asilidae? It reminds me of Pycnopogon I photographed somewhere else.
Photographed at Col du Zad, Middle Atlas in Morocco on 31 May 2022.
Altitude 2200 meters
Thank you!
Johan

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Edited by johanvantbosch on 12-11-2024 17:11
Best wishes,
Johan van 't Bosch
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
 
Chris Cohen
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Posted on 13-06-2022 18:39
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Pycnopogon sp. looks right.
 
johanvantbosch
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Thank you, Chris!

I have now found this article,

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359909389_Catalogue_of_the_Diptera_Insecta_of_Morocco-an_annotated_checklist_with_distributions_and_a_bibliography

A catalogue of the Diptera of Morocco.

It lists Acnephalum, not Pycnopogon, with 3 species.

Acnephalum Macquart, 1838
= Pycnopogon Loew, 1847 in Londt 2010
Acnephalum apiformis (Macquart in Lucas, 1849)
Acnephalum denudatus (Séguy, 1949)
Acnephalum fasciculatus (Loew, 1847)

So I assume it should be Acnecephalum then.
Edited by johanvantbosch on 28-06-2022 19:36
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Johan van 't Bosch
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Chris Cohen
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The Pycnopogon species were moved to Acnephalum by Londt, but most workers don't accept this (including myself).
 
johanvantbosch
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Chris Cohen wrote:
The Pycnopogon species were moved to Acnephalum by Londt, but most workers don't accept this (including myself).


Ah, that clarifies it. Thank you!
Best wishes,
Johan van 't Bosch
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
 
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