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Posted on 26-04-2024 17:03
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 ID please. I found this appr. 6mm fly, reminding me of Stomorhina obsoleta, but seemingly different, at a university campus in Shenzhen, Southern China, 50m above sea level. Di you know the species from these picrtures? Thank you so much, Jörg
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 Could be a Rhinia.


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 Thank you very much, Theo. Rhinia sp. sounds rather convincing, although I cannot find a lot on them on the web. However, it looks very similar to the Rhinia apicalis in Diptera Gallery!
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