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Psychodidae, Psychoda cinerea? E-HU, Oct 2008
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Hi, I determined it as P. cinerea, could it be something else? Indoors, october.
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Subgenital plate not sufficiently in focus to tell.
 
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Hi, I searched for a drawing and found one of the subgenital plate of this sp. I think it can be found on this bigger photo. Also, the little sense-organ on it looks like a simple stripe, as on the drawing:
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Yes, I think that fits nicely to cinerea.
 
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