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Stephane Lebrun
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What family does Melanomya (nana) belong to?
According to Fauna Europaea it belongs to Calliphoridae, but I saw in this thread that Tony spoke about Rhinophoridae.
Could anyone enlighten me please ?

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Traditionally Melanomyia was placed in the Rhinophoridae, based on the shape of the calyptrae. In the 1970's or so, it became apparent that this feature is not 100 % reliable. Since then, Melanomyia has been reared from snails, which settles the argument instantly:
Melanomyia was transferred to Calliphoridae


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Many thanks Theo. Smile
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