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Opomyzidae, Geomyza sp.
Karol Ox
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 Hello.
Geomyza tripunctata is the correct? Date: 23.9.2012, Slovakia-Kosice.
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 Either Geomyza tripunctata or G. nartshukae. Did you collect the specimens? In that case you could study the genitalia.
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Jan Willem wrote:
Either Geomyza tripunctata or G. nartshukae. Did you collect the specimens? In that case you could study the genitalia.

Thank you Jan. I don't collect the specimen.
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