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 Hi, maybe some Chamaepsila again or something else ? June 29.2009 Loviisa, Finland.

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 What has happened in the rear end of this specimen? Glue?
 
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 Don't know but it was alive Shock Some kind of parasite maybe...

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 It is a Piophilidae, Psilidae haven't vibrissae.
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 Good point Stephane, thank You very much Smile Now I'm in deep trouble because I don't have any kind of key for these Frown Could Amphipogon flavus be close ?

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 I see only one postsut. dc, and orbital setae well developped : according to my old Seguy's key it might be Allopiophila luteata. This is only a guess.
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