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Difficult Muscidae..
javanerkelens
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Posted on 05-07-2009 14:56
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4 july 2009 Dwarsgracht Neth.

It has proclinate orb. (female frons dark grey dusted and triangle not shining)
4 dc
t2 whit 2 post
t3 whit 3av+4ad+2pd
halteres black (knob )
interfrontals present
radial note bare

The only thing i can come with is ..Drymeia (D.fasciculata)
But i think....that's not right..Grin

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Drymeia fasciculata - female undescribed yet! (But I have Grin)
Arista plumose? Why not Potamia littoralis?
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Why not Potamia littoralis?

I read that Potamia never had ad on t2
The longest aristal hairs are 1/3 of the flagellomere
And i can't find a strong submedian pv seta on t3
There is a strong seta above the pd, but in the same line as the pd...so not pv

Joke Smile
 
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I wil save the fly for later on.
Hope to find another one and don't let it dry so much..Grin

Thanks...Joke
 
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