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Posted on 26-03-2011 13:43
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 Hello,
Could you help me with these two Tephritis ? From Madrid, Spain
Thanks a lot!
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 Second one:
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 The first one: T. conura?
Edited by wilde on 26-03-2011 14:33
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 Thank you Albert! This genus is very complicated..
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 The first looks to be apparently T. matricariae, the second is certainly T. praecox.
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 Thanks a lot Valery! Smile
 
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