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Another Tephritid, C Spain --> Urophora mauritanica
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Posted on 16-06-2011 12:12
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I believe this might be Urophora. Taken in the same thistles of the Tephritid of my previous thread. Thanks in advance for any confirmation or species ID!

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A lateral view of the female.
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A dorsal view of the male.
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A lateral view of the male.
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Probably Urophora mauritanica Macquart, 1851
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Thanks a lot, Saeed!! Smile
 
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Saeed is right, and the thistle is apparently Carthamus, normal host for East Mediterranean luteola, too.
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