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Medetera?
Sundew
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Posted on 16-07-2008 22:27
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Hi,
In the last months I saw many Dolichopodids, among them this little one in May. I think it is a Medetera - can be said more?
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Igor Grichanov
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It seems that the 2nd dorsocentral bristle is somewhat smaller than the other three ones. If so, it may be M. truncorum group.
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