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Tephritidae --> Chaetorellia male of jaceae group
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 yep. I'd say
Chaetorellia jaceae male.
 
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 Males are indeterminable to species unless reared or collected in copula. It can be every species of jaceae group: acrolophi, australis, hestia or jaceae.
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 Smile thanks. I will take a note of this, Valery.
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 Many thanks to both of you !! Smile
 
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