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Neoitamus sp cf, Asilidae, Hungary, June 2007
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Again a dead male Neoitamus?
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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Hello,

yes, could be a male Neoitamus, but the genitalia should have a little bit more sharpness. The occipital bristles at the upper back of the head are not good to say, too much light.

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Thx for the help in this and other Asilid threads. I'll post a few more new species soon.
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