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Sarcophagidae > Sarcophaga longestylata
valter
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Posted on 11-05-2010 18:44
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 Or Rhinophoridae? I see a petiolus...
 
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 NO, it is a Miltogramminae (Sarcophagidae).
Should be easy for Liekele (at generic level)
Apodacra ?


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 Very interesting! The Miltogramminae I know have a rather different "face", but Theo's knowledge tops my experience by far, so no doubt. You'll have to change the title of the thread once more to attract Liekele!
 
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 Miltogramminae and Apodacra is not correct.

This is very likely Sarcophaga (Notoecus) longestylata.
Compare it with another observation from Portugal:

http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=16036

For a definite identification examination of specimens or pictures fromt different angles are necessary.

Liekele
 
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 Thanks for the identification Smile
 
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