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Fanniidae [Fannia sp probably scalaris]
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 With such a vein Sc, is it a Fanniidae ?
(Belgium, 26-10-2008, about 5 mm)
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 Yes, it is Fannia.
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 Thanks Stéphane, so a female of Fannia sp. ?
 
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 For me, Fannia sp. Wink
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 Most probably F. scalaris, but still F. sp.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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