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Another small acalyptrate
Rui Andrade
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Posted on 12-09-2009 22:46
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Another very small acalyptrate found on the estuary of Douro river. What is it?

location: Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
date: 11/09/2009

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Tricimba, Chloropidae?
 
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Thanks Walter. Chloropidae did cross my mindSmile.
 
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I'd say Ephydridae
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it is Ephydridae 100%.

Maybe around Pelina or Discocerina?
One for Tony.
 
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Thank you Nikita, I've never seen this one before.
 
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It has a very Chloropidae look. My guess is Aphanotrigonum.
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without ocellar triangle?..
 
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It does have one, but not as conspicuous as in other genera.
Tricimba is also a good guess, I didn't see Walter's answer.
Edited by Stephane Lebrun on 13-09-2009 20:09
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Chloropidae for certain (winge venation does not correspond with that of Ephydridae). Don't think this is Tricimba. Aphanotrigonum stands a better chance.
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Thank you guysSmile! It's a very ephydrid-like chloropid. It looks like Hecamede.
 
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