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Geomyza sp.
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 Opomyzidae: Geomyza sp. Wink
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 Female Geomyza sp. indeed. The very narow wings and large apical spot would indicate G. apicalis, but I've never seen a specimens of G. apicalis with such a banded abdomen!? Interesting!
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