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Sciomyzidae from SE Turkey
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 Hello,
If the family correct, then the possible genera ID (at least) of the two species very much appreciated. Sorry for these unsharp images. Muhabbet
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Cesa wrote:
Hello,
If the family correct, then the possible genera ID (at least) of the two species very much appreciated. Sorry for these unsharp images. Muhabbet
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 Top: based on wing pattern: Coremacera amoena.
Bottom: Coremacera sp.
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 Many thanks Paul!
 
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 I´d say, the second one is C.marginata
Edited by Nikita Vikhrev on 11-10-2010 15:20
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