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Usiinae ,Apolysis
Lukasz Mielczarek
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Posted on 17-11-2008 23:55
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I have found them in Poland two years ago but I haven't literature to ID species level. I colected many speciments (males and females). I please to help with determiation of this very interesting fly.
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and second..
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This is an excellent find for a Northern European country. If you could spare a couple of pairs for my studies I would be most grateful.

I am almost certain that you have found Apolysis szappanosi Papp, 2005 (Fourteen species of Diptera new to Hungary, Folia Ent. Hung.. 66 261-276). As far as i know still only known from Hungary.

In his paper Papp also mentions a second Apolysis sp. nov from Greece which is very similar. I have specimens of this Greek species so it would be very useful to compare with your specimens.

could you put a photo of a male up?
 
Lukasz Mielczarek
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Ok, so we can cooperate with this case. Wink
When I back to my home I will try to add another photo

I will write more in PM


Lukas
 
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I have now dissected both male and female of Lukasz's specimens and am quite sure that they are A. szappanosi Papp. I am also confident that they are different from the species found in the Mediterranean. (graeca of Papp).
 
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Well done and congratulations Lukasz and David Smile
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Yesterday, from the same placeSmile
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and another one ...
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Dr Albert Szappanos has just joined he site! It would be nice to see this species in the Gallery as well. Grin
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