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Tephritidae ?
Pia
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 Hi,

unfortunately no good photo. Is a determination possible?
My idea: Chaetostomella cylindrica.
Thank you for help.
Pia

Switzerland, Wila ZH, 600 msm, 8 July 2009
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 That would seem to be correct...Smile
 
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 Thank you Roger.
Greetings,
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 Yep. To some extend. C.cylindrica in Europe has a strange population structure, being actually represented by 2-4 cryptic species.
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 Valery, thanks for your information.
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