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 What is possible to say about it?

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 Female Heliozeta pellucens, unless I misjudge the arista (difficult to see)


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 Thank youSmile

Arista:
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 Which I did (misjudging the arista).

So it is a female Clytiomyia.
There appear to be no white hairs on pleurae, in which case it is C. continua.


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 Nice photos for the gallery Smile

Theo - how would the arista look in the alternative - Eliozeta spp.?
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 well, in E. pellucens it is largely thickened, up to 2/3th.
And helluo has such arista, but is much more yellow.

The last pic clearly shows the bare parafrontalia in female, which settles the genus Clytiomyia inmediately.


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There appear to be no white hairs on pleurae, in which case it is C. continua.


I don't know if this photo shows what is important to determine the species?

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 Yes, thanks, the hairs are clearly dark, so C. continua it is.
(otherwise: C. sola)


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