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Tachina?
Pietro
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Posted on 12-11-2008 21:36
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Villanova Monteleone, Sardinia 18/05/2008 dimensions: around 13 /14 mm.
Possible T. magnicornis?
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Looks like T. fera female to me
The females of fera / magnicornis are hardly separable, so go get the males !


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Thanks Theo I have difficulty in determining the sex. Is it based on the size of the last article of tarsus?

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In Tachina:
Males have very large genitalia, long claws to pulvilli and vertex narrow or broad
Females no genitalia exposed, short claws and vertex very broad.

Theo
 
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Thank you again for your patience Theo.
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