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Graeme Cocks
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Posted on 03-03-2016 20:42
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Can anyone suggest a family for this fly? I'm pretty sure I've submitted something like this before, large hind femurs, but can't locate it. Light trap, Townsville.

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Rhodesiella?
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Thanks John, that's the one.
 
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Chloropidae, Rhodesiellinae: Rhodesiella Adams, 1905 is correct. Only two species were described and are known from the Australian continent: R. punctifrons Malloch, 1940 and R. regina Malloch, 1940. Nine further Australasian species are known from Guam, Hawaii, Fiji and New Guinea
 
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Chloropidae: Rhodesiella magna: Compare my enlarged taxonomic review on this species.
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