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Fly from Hong Kong: Dolichopodidae?
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 less than 5mm, found near a waterfall today
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 Indeed. Looks like Achalcus but don't know whether that occurs in Hong Kong or whether there are similar genera there.
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 Chaetogonopteron or allied genus of Sympycninae, female (stylus dorsal, m-cu oblique, hind basitarsus short). Achalcus is not known in China, but might be described under another name.
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