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Aslilidae previosly named Dolichopodidae?
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About 4-5mm long. Pictured in Tanzania.
Can anybody confirm and provide genus and species?
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This is Aslilidae, Stenopogon sp or close.
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Thanks Xespok.
Anybody to id species?Wink
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Actually is Stichopogon sp.; sorry, can't provide a species name.

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So family Asililidae and genus Stichopogon?
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Oh, sorry, I meant Stichopogon Sad And Asilidae naturally. Stichopogons are fairly unique group among asilids, but many species look exaclty like the one shown on your photos.
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Ok, Thanks Xespok for clarifying. Smile

I am also attaching an image of the genitalia (I thinkWink), if it provides any more info.
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