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Sciara sp.
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 Sciaridae I'd say. Niels
 
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 It is a female of Sciaridae - a tricky family. Genitalia are important for identification. There are some species with a yellow abdomen, e. g. Sciara analis, but this species has dark wings and black legs. So I am not able to propose a species name...
 
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