Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Scatophagidae - Norellisoma.
Posted by jonas on 11-12-2009 14:53
#1
Hi all,
Could this be Norellisoma species?
It was caught 20 june, 2009 in Belgium.
And another question.. which literature can be used for this family?
Thanks in advance,
bye, Jonas
Posted by jonas on 17-12-2009 20:26
#2
up :)
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 17-12-2009 21:27
#3
Yes, it seems to be a
Norellisoma (two rows of spines on fore tibia haven't it ?).
There is a good illustrated key here :
http://www.dipter...20v3_1.pdf
Posted by javanerkelens on 17-12-2009 22:35
#4
Nice looking key !
Joke:)
Posted by jonas on 26-12-2009 12:56
#5
Thanks for the key,
I will check this later, and will post the outcome ;) (may take a wile..)
Best wishes,
jonas
Posted by jonas on 28-12-2009 20:24
#6
Norellisoma spinimanum.
Thanks again for the key! Very nice.
Jonas
Posted by Paul Beuk on 28-12-2009 20:30
#7
Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Yes, it seems to be a
Norellisoma (two rows of spines on fore tibia haven't it ?).
There is a good illustrated key here :
http://www.dipter...20v3_1.pdf Believe it or not, I have an old photo copy of Test key 2 dated March 1989 which I still use on occasion when I am at home. The Lindner key is at the office. The original of that one was printed on a dot matrix printer...
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 28-12-2009 21:09
#8
This is Tony Irwin who gave me the link to this key
here. Thanks to him. ;)
Such a good key makes the study of the Scathophagidae more interesting.
I suppose the v2 was not so illustrated...
Posted by Paul Beuk on 29-12-2009 10:02
#9
My key was illustrated but less sofisticated: the old-fashioned cut and paste work with photocopies...