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Muscid to identify
Rui Andrade
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 This one was found in Esposende, Portugal (23/05/2012).
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 I think it is a Coenosia though I am not an expert on Muscidae. The katepisternal setae are arranged in a triangle and the lower calypteres are projecting.
 
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 Thank you very much Michael.Smile
 
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