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Sciomyzidae or .. Piophilidae or .. ?
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 Hi, I got this nice fly today from my malaise trap. A bit lost again..it looks a bit like Sciomyzidae but .. July 27. 2012 Loviisa Finland.

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 Or maybe Piophilidae ...
 
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 Shouldn´t Piophilidae have vibrissae ?
 
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 Certainly a scio: a) large tergite 6 of male; b ) tibiae with dorsoapical setae
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 Pherbellia spec.
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