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Dolichopodidae ?
peterbolson
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Posted on 13-06-2010 10:38
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From wet woodland. I think it belongs to Dolichopodidae but that is as far as I can get.
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Dolichopus sp. female
 
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Thanks Stefan.
A couple of questions if I may. How do you tell it belongs to the Dolichopus genus ? There are 15 species of Dolichops illustrated in the gallery - what features do I need to long at to identify them ( I can do plumipes & popularis ) ?
 
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Peter, for UK the best is to use the keys in d’Assis Fonseca 1978.
Stefan
 
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Stefan, unfortunately this is out of print.
 
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The bristles on the hind metatarsus are a good guide for Dolichopus. I thought the key had been reprinted. I would try Pemberley Books if you are interested.
 
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Definately out of print. However I have downloaded Igor Grichanov's key from this site and found it very easy to use. This specimen comes out as female D.popularis, which fits well as I have found a lot of males from the same site.
 
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