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which Family --> "Otites jucunda" (Ulidiidae)
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today, a few minutes ago, on my window, in front of the Seine River, near Paris, France.

1 cm long.
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Otites formosa (Ulidiidae)
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Many thanks Tony !! Smile

a nice fly !
 
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Otites jucunda R.-D. is the temporary working name (junior synonym used until the whole complex of species is revisited and entirely revised by Elena Kameneva). O. formosa is a different species occurring in Germany (except in Wuerttemberg, where also jucunda occurs) and eastwards; that name, in fact, is also unavailabe,.. Shock
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Thanks a lot Valery for your ID and the information about taxonomic revision in process !! Smile

so one's waiting and expecting for new names and its consequences !
 
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We'd greatly appreciate keeping this species in 96% alcohool in the refrigerator freezing chamber, if possible: there is a need to have a genetically marked type specimen from France for DNA sequence, as this species is the type species of the whole genus Otites.
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i am deeply sorry but i do not collect flies or other animals ... i just "shot" them !! Wink

i hope that your "call" will be heard by the numerous diptera amateurs of this great forum !!
 
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