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mosquito damaged by a mould
javanerkelens
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Posted on 11-04-2008 20:32
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This mosquito has been damaged by a mould , but can someone see wich mosquito it has been ?

The sice was about 4-5mm and the photo was teaken last year by my sister.

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The humped thorax and general shape reminds me more of a Simuliidae than a mosquito.
 
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We also thought that it could by a Simuliidae (my sister and I), but the antenae has more then 11 lids, so it can't by a Simuliidae.
We thought at many genus, but mayby its to must changed to get any ID, but I thought I give it a try....Grin


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I think this looks more like Ceratopogonidae
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