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Sapromyzosoma (Lauxaniidae)
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Posted on 17-01-2009 20:36
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A small and somewhat chubby fly with at least one dark spot on the abdomen.

Size: ~4mm
Date: 2 August 2008
Location: Side of a smal road, on Tanacetum (Helsingborg, Sweden)

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Sapromyza sp. I think
 
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Probably Sapromyzosoma quadricinctaSmile
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Katka, which are the main differences between Sapromyza and Sapromyzosoma?
For other persons who are reading us Smile :
Quadricincta in Latin means four = quadri; cincta is plural of cinctus and means "girdled" Grin So four spots in abdomen girdled around.
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Thank you both very much. And thanks for the Latin lesson Jorge.
I'd like to know the difference between Sapromyza and Sapromyzosoma too Smile
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Hi Lars and Jorge,
Sapromyza has occipital seta inside the triangel, Sapromyzosoma outside. All species of european Sapromyzosoma have spots on abdomen (but some Sapromyza too).
Sapromyzosoma quadricincta (=bipunctata) have only two spots on abdomenPfft, S. quadripunctata have two.
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I am sorry, S. quadripunctata has four spots on abdomen.Smile
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It was perfectly clear. I'm glad I was almost right about the meaning of cincta Smile

punctata means dotted / with spots.. Smile ok..
 
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