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Isidro
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Posted on 15-06-2009 16:08
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Location: Valdelinares, Teruel, NE Spain. 1900 meters above sea.
Habitat: Over a flower. In high numbers above different flowers.
Date: Yesterday.
Size: about 6-7 mm.

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Empis (Xanthempis) semicinerea species group
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Another one? But this is much more greyish than the E. gr. semicinerea that I've posted some days ago...
 
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The species complex is, surprise, a complex one and (AFAIK) needs to be sorted comepletely. All Xanthempis with completely grey thorax belong to that complex, even though other colouration may be different.
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Then I have two different species... unidentifiable both? I hope that not!!!
 
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There is soime literature on species of this group but nothing that covers them all at the same time. There has been a steady flow of new species described in Xanthempis over the past few years, including some in the semicinerea species complex.
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Thanks Paul, then is impossible to identify any Empis of this subgenus by image, I imagine...
 
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