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 Found in river forelands river Rhine Netherlands, from an oaktree. Chyromyidae species?

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 In North America scutellum with 6 marginal and no discal setae, proepisternal bristle absent, and frons with 3 pairs of orbital bristles = Gymnochiromyia.
 
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 Thanks John.

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 Did you collect it? If you send it, I can ID it to species level.
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 Yes! But ...Jan Willem showed already some interest so.........

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