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small dark Anthomyiid?
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Posted on 17-07-2009 17:13
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 Hi,
Is it possible to ID this small one? I saw it in Berlin in April. Seems to have hairy eyes.
Many thanks, Sundew
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 Maybe Fanniidae?
 
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 Lasiomma anthomyinum ?

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 Still 1:1 for Muscids (or Fanniids, resp.) : Anthomyiids Wink
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 It is Anthomyiid. I don't think it is Lasiomma.
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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 Antho seems to win - that's bad... Perhaps Michael gives us a hint to a possible genus, which would make me quite happy.
 
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 Pretty sure it is Lasiomma anthomyinum. The eyes seem to have quite long hairs (especially if you enlarge the image), and the 2 grey presutural stripes also suggest Lasiomma
 
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 That's a really good end of discussion! Many thanks indeed to all participants. At last an Anthomyiid whose characters even I am able to keep in mind...
Kind regards, Sundew
 
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