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small blackish Tachinadae->Rhinophoridae-Rhinomorinia sarcophagina
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 1.06.2019, Slovakia, Banska Bystrica region, rather small species, maybe 9-10 mm, in mountain valley near stream

Thank you in advance

Matej

I comprehended a year after what John recommended, and I checked for matching species, there is only one in Slovakia.
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 Do you have any Rhinophoridae with cell r5 open?
 
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 I even have no experience with Rhinophoridae. Thank you for the lesson.

Then, it is Rhinoporidae sp. and it si impossible to identify genus?
 
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