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pupa from Tachinidae, Triarthria setipennis? from Romania
cosmln
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Posted on 10-01-2008 19:56
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Hi,

two days ago (8 January) i have found this pupa in remain of a mushroom (some Polyporaceae).
i have keep that one, to see what will appear but untill then (if something appear) maybe some one know something. size 4-5 mm.

cosmln

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http://mybiosis.org/nature/portal.php?pagename=firstpage
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TACHINIDAE, I'd say.
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 10-01-2008 20:04
 
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take a look here Wink

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Hi Jorge,

thanks for that link.
probably is the same, will be great to have the name also for the pupa. i will change the title maybe Theo will be attracted.

this is the typical form of that species pupa, or more or less general for Tachinidae?

again thanks,
cosmln
 
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I have the same doubt. Not sure, I only saw just a few Tachinidae pupae.
I think without rearing the pupa it will be very hard (if not impossible) to know the right species.

 
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I've been rearing some tachinids from their hosts and the pupae I observed were different from the one you have.

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