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Dolichopodidae - Sciapus sp. (male and female)
Liliane D
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Hello,
July 29, 2022 in the house in the south of France.
I suppose there is a female and a male.
Both have long legs.
The smallest is 4.5 mm (body).
Thank you for your help with identification
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The larger one measures 5.8 mm (body)
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Wing venation of the larger one.
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Liliane D
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Thank you very much Paul,
So the first one, the smallest one, would be the female.
And the second, the largest, would be the male.
I see that there are several Sciapus species in France and that the distinction seems rather difficult!
Edited by Liliane D on 29-07-2022 12:44
 
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