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Bibionidae > Bibio gineri
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Posted on 26-12-2010 12:59
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Bibionidae : Bibio or Dilophus, difficult to say without seeing the fore tibiae (at least for me).
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I think a male of Bibio:
1. Fore tarsi appear to have apical spurs rather than rows of spines.
2. There is no row of spines near the front of the mesonotum.
3. R-M and Rs are similar length.
These characters are used for American genera but I presume they work in Europe as well.
 
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I sent the specimen to Jorge Almeida...
 
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Eh eh ,it's cheating, top picture was not here when I sent my reply. Of course, with this new top picture, this is a Bibio. I let Theo say which species...


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I added the top picture for easy comparison Wink
 
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Species does not look familiar to me and since I have very little experience with Bibionidae from the Iberian Peninsula, I'd really need the specimen to say more


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I sent the specimen to Jorge Almeida... but I can collect other in January 2011.
 
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