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Gunnar M Kvifte
10 December 2014 21:41:07
at least now you can find out!
rvanderweele
09 December 2014 09:13:48
yes, from the Neotropical. It is still an open question whether these are really Chvalaea.
Zeegers
09 December 2014 08:20:11
Quote from the abstract
Zeegers
09 December 2014 08:19:53
" ... Ale-Roche, ..., including the description of the first males of the genus"
rvanderweele
08 December 2014 22:17:06
No, Theo, he recorded a female Chvalaea!
Zeegers
08 December 2014 19:00:04
Ruud, jere beat you
http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.3716. 4.7
oceanlis2000
08 December 2014 15:08:00
Thanks very much Gunnar
rvanderweele
07 December 2014 22:10:24
This is a shoutbox, so I may shout THAT I HAVE A MALE CHVALAEA!!!!!! As far as I know no male Chvalaeas are known until now!
Gunnar M Kvifte
06 December 2014 21:20:39
Grundglieder - Basal segments, fiederung - feathering
oceanlis2000
05 December 2014 15:21:04
Hi can anyone help translate these 2 words
grundglieder and fiederung?
Thax
Paul Beuk
19 November 2014 16:42:40
Hi!
shililauxaniid
19 November 2014 16:28:51
hello everyone
oceanlis2000
17 November 2014 16:50:24
Thanks to everyone
Michael Ackland
17 November 2014 10:36:09
Grabdornen, surely spines on the cerci for egg-laying in soil or sand?
Paul Beuk
14 November 2014 11:00:28
graben -> to dig. First request was for Grabdomen which is 'burial dome', LoL.
Tony Irwin
14 November 2014 10:36:51
The literal translation of Grabdornen is grave (Grab ) thorns (Dornen). I think the best English translation is "spines".
oceanlis2000
13 November 2014 16:42:17
Legrohr am Ende (cerci) mit kraftigen , nach oben gerichteten Grabdornen
Paul Beuk
13 November 2014 15:46:59
Send me the complete sentence, plz. I have no pdf or printed version of Hennig on the Muscidae.
oceanlis2000
13 November 2014 15:24:28
Its from the Hennig 1964 key Female 77(78), its to do with the ovipositor there is a figure can I just use spines or is there another word?
Paul Beuk
12 November 2014 09:07:01
grabdomen?