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Dolichopodidae, Argyra subartica?
clovis
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Posted on 22-09-2012 16:36
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 Hi,

Following Grichanov key, i find Argyra subartica, but i'm doubtful. Can someone confirm (or not)?

Femora are black, and there is yellow lateral spot on tergite 2, scutellum is distinctly haired, but i don't now for mesonotum.
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Sainghin en Mélantois (59, north France), may 2012, 6-7mm
 
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 Not possible to say anything?
 
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 Up, if someone can help Smile
 
Igor Grichanov
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 Unfortunately, Argyra has a lot of pairs of sister species that can not be distiguished by photos.
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