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Tachinidae, Romania (Transylvania), August 2007
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Somewhere around Erycia?
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Lateral view.
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Exorista spec.
(Can't place the species, looks like rustica-group but without discal setae, which is uncommon (but not impossible) in rustica-group).


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What is rustica group? This seems to have 3 postsutural dc, that narrows the choice to rustica, cuneata, mimula, tubulosa and nympharum. Are threse the species within this group?

I assume this is a male.


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Correct.
If you can see that there are only 3 post DC, it is rustica-group indeed.
They can be identified by the male genitalia only.
This is a female.

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Thx Theo, for the clarification, and the help with this and other threads. The thx goes also to Chris.
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