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French Guianan dolichopodids (mixed)
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Apologies for mixing different flies into one thread but Stéphane Brule has sent rather a lot of photos and I don't really expect to be able to get past Family or Genus on most of the groups so this will save some space on the forum Smile

Could anyone confirm that these are dolis and perhaps suggest a genus?

The first 3 photos appear to show the same genus (if the wing venation and colour is characteristic)
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another ... this looks to be a different genus
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another ... a third genus perhaps?
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The first three are Condylostylus, the others...
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Thanks Paul - I know it's a long-shot to ask for IDs when the photos are a bit rough around the edges Smile
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It is a long shot to ask for an ID of species of a relatively little studied family in the Neotropics...
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