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please identify the exotic Dacus,
yagoub
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Posted on 25-09-2013 16:59
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hello
I have the honor to please identify the name of this exotic fly (genus and species) if it is possible from these images fichies attached. this fly probably belongs to the genus Dacus, and represents the following criteria:
- Length ≈ 4 mm
- Color: brown
- Two (02) black tasks I cross at the third segment abdomenal
- Tansparents wings without spots on the ends as the case of Bactrocera oleo
This fly commits havoc on the local melon fruit in the area of ​​Ouargla
Regards
yagoub attached the following image:


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Posted on 25-09-2013 18:30
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Is it from Africa? Hardly. Sorry. In any case, the only person in the whole world familiar with African dacines is Dr. Ian M. White from London
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