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Fly with white abdomen
Isidro
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Posted on 21-05-2007 08:52
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Pe?aflor, Aragon, Spain
Pictures taked yesterday
Maybe 3 mm long
Habitat: I only saw it in salty interior water (low freatic level), with Brachypodium, Suaeda, Phragmites, salty plants. Very common in this strange habitat.

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Some ideas?
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Susan R Walter
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It's a Stratiomyidae, with that abdominal shape, but without looking it up in my references, I couldn't tell you which one.
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Stratiomyidae alright. Looks like a Nemotelus
 
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It is, but there are many more species down South. And quite a few are found in salt marsh-like habitats along the coast.
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Many thanks to everybody!
Then, it's a Stratiomyidae, genus Nemotelus???
More approximation???
 
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Many of the necessary details to give a certain identification are invisible, but it mostly resembles N. andalusiacus, known from the Western Mediterranean (Spain, Sicily, Algeria).
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Well Nemotelus cf. andalusiacus then.
The genus is sure?
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No doubt about the genus.
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N. andalusiacus is a synonym of N, maculiventris. Eleven more species of the genus in Spain.
 
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