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Agromyzidae from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Diego Rosa
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 Hi, I found these flies at the Botanical Garden in Buenos Aires. It was suggested in another forum to be Agromyzidae. I'd like to go to genus or species.

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 Subfamily Phytomyzinae.
 
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 Agromyzidae: Liriomyza spec. In the Neotropics several species possess a bright yellow patch in front of the scutellum.
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 Thank you Very much Von Tschirnhaus.,
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