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Rondaniella dimidiata (Mycetophilidae ?)
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 Hi !

Center of France, 23.11 2014, on Bamboo leaf.

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 Rondaniella dimidiata. Wing quite characteristic, with the anterior fork situated rathe rposteriorly, the base of the anterior branch of that fork interrupted and the tip of the wing darkened. Only one European species in the genus.
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 Thanks Paul, a Mycetophilidae identfied to species !
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