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Mosquito from Ukraine
Nikolay Borysenko
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Posted on 23-04-2011 18:27
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Help me in ID, please
Date: 23/04/2011
Place: meadow near the Kremenchugske reserwoire, central Ukraine
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Maybe Ceratopogonidae!!
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Male Chironomidae. Chironomini.
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i agree with Gabor. Smile
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Genus Chironomus, species probably plumosus
 
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C. plumosus is not usually so green.
 
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Yeh, but i write so, cose a collect tommrow wery similar plumosus near Chernigiv (Ukraine) wery similar species is also some Chironomus balatonicus
 
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So far I know from the descriptor of Ch. balatonicus, it is almost impossible to tell apart balatonicus from other species in the gruop by morphological characters. The descriptor used moleuclar methods to separate balanoticus from other species. Balatonicus if I understand correctly is usually larger and distinctly greener than pllumosus.
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Yes it is. But if You will staring at balatonicus polytenne chromosome long time you /// could became an idiot as i/// or you my find small morphological differenceSmile
 
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Thank you very much!
 
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Is this mosquito Chironomus?
Date: 30/04/2011
Place: central Ukraine, meadow near the little pond

Many of this mosquitoes was sitting on grass and flying.
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