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Anthomyiidae from Caucasus
Nikita Vikhrev
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I have never seen Anthomyiidae with such a Mucsidae t3 chaetotaxy!
Fine and long hairs on ventral sides of t3 which can arise jealousy in many Thricops!
t3 with ad seria longer than half lenght of tibia - a real subject of envy of male Helina tetrastigma!
Micheal, do you know such a creature?!
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Michael Ackland
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Delia megatricha Kert. or a related species. This is a member of the D. coarctata group, and could occur in the Caucasus, but I don't think it has been recorded from there. The bit stuck on the pin below also looks like the hypopygium of megatgricha with long slender surstyli bowed outwards; the central narrow bit must be the aedeagal apodeme which is actually part of the aedeagus and is further back than the surstyli.
 
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1. Thank you Michael
2. Place (Lagonaki plateau - 1700-2000m) is wanderfull with fantastic material collected by Oleg Kosterin during short (2 days) visit 11-12 Jul 2008
Next summer I'll do my best to visit it for 2-5 days!
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3. it is close up of genitalia (material was in alcohol, mounted by Konstantin Tomkovich = Komarik in Diptera.info)
It seems to me that carcal plate is bifurcated apically, doesn't it?
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I've got description from Michael.
Delia megatricha confirmed
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