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Brazilian Asilidae #1 - Amblyonychus sp. ? (*)
Antonio Carlos
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Posted on 10-10-2012 21:22
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I need help to identify some species of Diptera, which photographer in Brazil, and I ask to the members of this forum, starting with a kind family Asilidae, I photographed in March 2012, in Petropolis, Rio de Janeiro, the city where I live.

Here is the photo:

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Coordinates of the place where I took this photo:
Latitude: -22.538400, Longitude: -43.228468

Date and time:
March 6, 2012 at 10.46am GMT+3

Thanks for help!
AC

(*) Eric Fisher believes these are an Amblyonychus sp.
Edited by Antonio Carlos on 02-03-2016 21:18
 
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if the nails are blunt, they are Amblyonychus
if they are sharp Promachus

I thing they are Amblyonychus
Jose M., Ayala L.
 
Antonio Carlos
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Unfortunatly, the details that are showed in photo do not permit to detect the kind of nails they have.
But your comments were very interesting, Jose.
Thank you!
AC
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yes, I am agree with Eric. I think these are an Amblyonychus sp.
Your photo is amazing !!!

Jose M., Ayala L.
 
Antonio Carlos
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Thank you very much, Jose.
 
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