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Muscidae > Coenosia attenuata (female)
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 It is an Anthomyiidae


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 Even better, a Muscidae : female Coenosia attenuata. Only 1 presutural dc is typical for Coenosia.
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 Thanks Stephane!
 
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 I need specimens of Coenosia for DNA analysis. If you find several collect in ethanol 70%.
 
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