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Micropezidae?
Darwyn Sumner
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 Posted under that title by Gernot Kunz of Austria on iNaturalist
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A puzzle for which your help would be appreciated

P.S. Gernot is having difficulty registering/ logging in to Diptera.info so he asked me to do it.
 
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 Looks like something from Sepsidae!

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 could be Genus Themira, supraalar absent, outer verticals also absent. Orbital seta present.

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 I can now access to Diptera.info myself. Thanks Darwyn Sumner for posting this link here and thanks MatsDipt for the ID!
 
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