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Suillia => Scathophaga sp.
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 It is not Suillia, but Scathophaga sp.
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 In Suillia the dorsocentrals are 1+4 and the hind tibia has no large bristles. In Scathophaga the dorsocentrals are 2+3 and the hind tibia has large bristles.
 
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