Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Clusiidae

Posted by cyprinoid on 15-06-2011 20:09
#1

Norway, 15.06.11

Posted by Paul Beuk on 16-06-2011 15:15
#2

Clusiodes caledonicus subgroup. I cannot really see if there are postvertical bristles. If absent, then C. verticalis; if present, then C. caledonicus. Clusiodes gentilis does not have all-white fore coxae. I don't know whether C. verticalis does.

Posted by cyprinoid on 16-06-2011 17:03
#3

Paul, thanks, pardon my ignorance...

Where should I look for these bristles? I have it on pin. The specimen escaped inside, but I recovered it in on a window last night.

Posted by Paul Beuk on 16-06-2011 19:40
#4

Postvertical bristles are (usually small) bristles behind the ocellar triangle, on the edge between the top surface and the posterior surface of the head.

Posted by cyprinoid on 16-06-2011 21:40
#5

Thank you Paul!

No such bristles :)