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Tephritidae ?--> No : Trypetoptera punctulata, Sciomyzidae
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 a fly from Loire-atlantique, western France, on may 21th 2006.
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 A classic mistake : Trypetoptera punctulata, Sciomyzidae.
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 Many thanks Stéphane !! Smile
 
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 We discussed this with Bernhard Merz one day, and found out that EVERY big expert in European Tephritidae started his career from determination of this Sciomyzid with the Tephritidae keys... Grin
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 nevertheless, i guess i'm not gonna be an european expert in Tephritidae !! Smile ...


but it was a nice (fly) mistake !! Wink
 
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