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Microdon mutabilis/myrmicae
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Posted on 01-05-2007 12:34
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I have q question for you. This too species can be separated only by the habitat of their larvae, or there is something more? maybe the male genitalia?
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Mark van Veen's book on NW European syrphids mentions that they can only be separated on the basis of larval characters.
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On the base of larval/pupal characters and on the base of the host ant. Formica lemani in Microdon mutabilis; Myrmica scabrinodis (and maybe other Myrmica species?) in Microdon myrmicae.
 
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