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Posted on 25-07-2014 08:09
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Hello everybody,

Could anyone help me with the ID of this fly please? Is it a chyromyidae?
It has been captured in a mango orchard in Reunion Island.

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I think Chloropidae.
 
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Thank you both!
 
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I suppose Paul meant to write Chyromyidae instead of Chironomidae!
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John supposed better: Chloropidae. Pfft
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Chloropidae, Oscinellinae: Arcuator Sabrosky, 1985. Typical are the green-golden iridescent eyes (similar to most Chyromyidae), the yellow body colour and the backwards-curved M1+2 wing vein and (for Chloropidae) the absent anal cell or its remnants.
 
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