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Drosophilidae cf, June 2008
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Posted on 30-01-2009 17:52
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Can anyone suggest a genus or species? The abdomen looks really unpatterned.
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There seems to be no costal break (difficult to judge) so Lauxaniidae?
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Looks like Drosophilidae. No other shots?
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I am afraid this is my only view, it flew off before I could take another shot from a different angle. If it is Drosophilidae, it is likely to be Drosophila, but the Drosophila species that I had met always had some dark markings on the abdomen.
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