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 This other female was found also in August, around 6 mm long.
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 I think Anthomyiidae, Emmesomyia. If so, there is single strong seta in upper part of pteropleuron.
 
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Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
I think Anthomyiidae, Emmesomyia. If so, there is single strong seta in upper part of pteropleuron.


Like this one: (hope I'm right)

The one on the left side (previous photo) was broken off, but right side has one)
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 No, in marked region
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 I was mistaken, read propleuronSmile
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 Hi, made another photo. I think there are 4 longer mesopleural but I dont see the pteropleural... Am I mistaken again?
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