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Mallota dusmeti
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Posted on 21-07-2011 21:42
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I think this is a Mallota cf. dusmeti
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Yes, it is Mallota. Probably M. dusmeti.
Are the eyes bare?

Your catch? Smile
 
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Yes, it was caught by myself. I was with Andrade. But he was collecting other flies on trees. Smile I went to Umbelliferae where this Mallota was found. I have the couple.
I will check the specimen later and telling here if the eyes are bare/hairy.
 
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Checked right now the eyes. They are totally bare.
 
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Make it M. dusmeti then Smile
Ofcourse, due time I would be interested in the exact data.
 
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