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Fucellia - what characters...
jonas
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Posted on 12-10-2010 19:43
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Hi,

I would like to draw your attention to: http://www.dipter...d_id=33096
Thank you allready :-)

Bye, jonas
Edited by jonas on 12-10-2010 19:45
 
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Maybe possible next time just place the photo...Wink
For Fucellia species a sharp view on the acrostichals is needed and the chaetotaxy of the legs.
On your photo the hindtibia is missing, so i can't see if it is a male or female (both have broad vitta)
With only this photo....Fucellia sp.

Joke
 
jonas
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Thank you for explaining.
sorry for the long way to get to the picture...

1.bp.blogspot.com/_kOtb5kuwbKw/TKW3f-_WcJI/AAAAAAAAApw/Tvar7Ux5Lfo/s1600/IMG_6371+copy.jpg

:-)

Does both species occur on the beach? How have the acrostichals have to stand for what species?

Thank you
(sorry for all these questions, but these flies are very nice)
 
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Thank you for explaining.
sorry for the long way to get to the picture...

1.bp.blogspot.com/_kOtb5kuwbKw/TKW3f-_WcJI/AAAAAAAAApw/Tvar7Ux5Lfo/s1600/IMG_6371+copy.jpg

:-)

Does both species occur on the beach? How have the acrostichals have to stand for what species?

Thank you
(sorry for all these questions, but these flies are very nice)
 
javanerkelens
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Male of Fucellia have all a ventral tubercle at end (near coxa) ...the shape of this tubercle is different in each species.
Also the color of the tibia in combination, with the present or absence of little hairs between the acrostichals, the wide of gena and parafacial and if there is a ad on midtibia present or not....... are all important.
Short:
legs dark+no hairs between the acrostichals and midtibia with av setae....F.fucorum
Tibia yellowish + hairs between the acrostichals (sometimes only 1 or 2) and no av on midtibia....F. tergina / maritima

Joke
Edited by javanerkelens on 12-10-2010 22:38
 
jonas
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Posted on 13-10-2010 09:28
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thank you!
bye Jonas
 
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