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Josef Buecker
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Posted on 02-08-2008 21:19
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 Hello Forum,

Is Sarcophagidae right? Is a closer ID possible?

Hagen, NRW, Germany, alder marshland, 175 msm, July 29th 2008, on Angelica sylvestris

Thank you in advance, Josef
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 seems to be a Sarcophagidae. red-traffic eyes, very strong checkered abdomen, absence of subscutellum...
 
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 I agree.
The presence / absence of subscutellum, however, cannot be seen from this angle. In order to prevent confusion.


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 yes, it is more visible in lateral view. or view from back.
 
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