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Muscidae? => Muscina stabulans?
kevin_cheng
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 Hi all:
This fly was collected in Shanghai, China on April 13th, 2019. Is it a male Muscina stabulans?
Thanks in advance!
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 Muscina. Probably M. stabulans, but I am not familiar with Chinese members of the genus.
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 Thank you Jan!
 
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