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Phoridae, Megaselia scalaris, female
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 Hi, can anybody help please?

Found in a building (Austria)

Thank you for your help!
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 Megaselia scalaris, notorious as a nuisance species, breeding in all kinds of refuse and, for example, also found in insect cultures, terrariums, etc.
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 Thank you very much Paul!!

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