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Dolichopodidae?
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Posted on 22-03-2009 13:06
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 I think its a Dolichopodidae? Campsicnemus curvipes?

http://album.zoom...2858/full/

http://album.zoom...2859/full/

Am i right?
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 I'd say Syntormon
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 Syntormon looks different to me.
 
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 Both images clearly show the thumb-like projection of the second antennal segment into the third, which is one of the characteristic features of Syntormon. I don't think it can be anything else.
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 Syntormon female
 
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 Thanks to both of you.
 
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