Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Small black acalyptrate, NE HU, 08.2011
Posted by pwalter on 28-08-2011 20:39
#1
Hi, I found this small one today on a dead bat. It is about 1.3 mms long. It seems to be a chloropid???
Posted by pwalter on 28-08-2011 20:40
#2
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Posted by pwalter on 28-08-2011 20:40
#3
3
Posted by Sara21392 on 28-08-2011 21:07
#4
Yes, is Chloropidae, and Oscinellinae! But I should be sure about Genus and also species, if I can!? I'll try, but maybe some people can ID that sooner! :)
Posted by Sara21392 on 28-08-2011 22:53
#5
I think is
Siphunculina, and maybe
quinquangula. but my key about this species is old... :)
So maybe better say
Siphunculina sp.
Posted by pwalter on 29-08-2011 09:07
#6
Thank You a lot! It has a nice name:)
Posted by pwalter on 29-08-2011 23:39
#7
Hi,I made a microphoto also. Is the sure determination impossible because of the old key or because some character are not visible on the photos?
Regards, Walter
Posted by Sara21392 on 30-08-2011 15:36
#8
Hi Walter
Great, That's really nice picture! :D
But unfortunately I don't have, now, new key about this genus and just have an old key that included only 2 species!
Hopefully other guys can help to us! :)
Good luck
Posted by empeejay on 31-08-2011 21:42
#9
Sara,
You might like to have at look at what the journal 'Revue suisse de Zoologie' are using as their
'Modèle pour le style'.
;)
Sara21392 wrote:
Hi Walter
Great, That's really nice picture! :D
But unfortunately I don't have, now, new key about this genus and just have an old key that included only 2 species!
Hopefully other guys can help to us! :)
Good luck
Posted by Sara21392 on 04-09-2011 15:24
#10
Wow, many thanks empeejay! :D :D :D
As before, on time! :D ;)