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Parassitoid from Gabon
Carlo Monari
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Posted on 06-01-2020 08:25
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Recently in the Italian Enthomologists Forum (FEI) Silvano Biondi, expert in Coleoptera Attelabidae, asked for the determination of flies emerging from material collected in Gabon.
Here is the link
http://www.entomo...64#p461164
He is interested in knowing something more on those parassitoids and is keeping the specimens emerging from the leaves rolls collected in Gabon.
Best regards,
Carlo
 
Zeegers
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Very interesting, but I have no idea which family this is.
An Acalyptratae, hence not a Tachinidae !

Theo
 
Ectemnius
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Hello Carlo & Theo,

This is a Chloropidae. The wing venation is diagnostic. They are known to parasitise many orders of insects. Here is an example: https://onlinelib....tb00079.x

Kind regards,

Ectemnius
 
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Ectemnius wrote:
This is a Chloropidae


I think so too but i don't know a genus.

Best wishes,
John
John and Nini. Naturalists not experts.
 
Carlo Monari
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Thanks to all.
Does anybody know a Chloropidae expert interested in examining the specimens?
Best regards,
Carlo
 
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