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Lauxaniidae, Tricholauxania praeusta
JariF
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Posted on 15-07-2008 19:07
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Hi, this Lauxaniidae has darkened wing tips and crosswein dm-cu.

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a female one. Smile
 
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Meiosimyza decipiens, I think.
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Hi, a male of Tricholauxania praeusta, a one of the commonest species in the middle Europe, Paul - M. decipiens has not darkened wings.
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male? Shock I thought I was seeing an ovopositor..
 
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Oh stupid me Angry Why didn't I notice the line of spins under wein R2+3. A very good distinctive mark for this species if I remember wright. Thank You so much.

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Jorge, some Lauxanids have misleading genitalia (for example Meiosimyza rorida or M. platycephala. I think, it is male, because genitalia is directed at down.
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Oops...
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