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melanogaster?
mwkozlowski
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Posted on 16-01-2015 00:42
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 I know this can not be so easy to confirm…hundreds in my office…
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very general entomologist
 
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 I have the same fruit fly in my image collection, photographed in Indonesia.

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 Quite well possibl that it is D. melanogaster. Male genitalia needed for confirmation.
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