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Tephritidae ? [Chaetostomella cylindrica]
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 Dear all

my photos are not very good, but I suggest, however Chaetorellia jacae

Liege, VII 2006
(length : maybe 5 mm)

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 Chaetostomella cylindrica.
It's difficult to see that the anterior dorsocentral bristles are lacking, but the black spots on the thorax are missing. Hence C. cylindrica.

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 Chaetostomella cylindrica.
It's difficult to see that the anterior dorsocentral bristles are lacking, but the black spots on the thorax are missing. Hence C. cylindrica.

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