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Kerkini dead fly 02 - family check please
Gordon
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Posted on 24-04-2010 15:16
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At my Mezias 4 site, Northern Greece - open Oak/mixed woodland, 23 April 2010 Altitude = 250 - is it a Tephritid ??
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it reminds Ulidiidae to me, but i´ve never seen that wing pattern, curious Grin
 
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Otites, an undescribed new species (Tephritoidea, Ulidiidae: Otitinae), which Elena Kameneva is including to her revision of the genus. We tried to collect it around Thessaloniki, in Skra and Metsovo in 2002, but it was end of May, and too late for this species.

The specimen can be included in the type series and sent back to you or retained at our collection, depending on your choice.

Contact her [mail]kameneva.elena@gmail.com [/mail]
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Thanks Valery. I would be happy for it to be included in the type material, but would like it deposited in in the NHM London if that is OK. I will contact Elena tomorrow.
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This strange Ulidiid seems to have 2 costal breaks....
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Dear Stephane,

I just checked it under the microscope - it has too breaks - but is one called a humeral break?
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