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Chyromyidae ? => Chyromya sp.
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Posted on 27-06-2018 22:19
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 Hi

Center of France (Loiret) june 6th 2018. Size : 3-4 mm
Is Chyromya flava (female) a possibility ?

www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos208/big/_AAB9109.jpg

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Edited by evdb on 09-08-2019 07:50
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 Chyromya flava or femorellum, the jury is still out on whether these represent a single species or two species.
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 Thanks Paul,
I read from A.A. Shtakel'berg that C. oppidana has black 3rd segment of antenna (yellow for C. flava)
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 The first image clearly shows a yellow antenna.
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 Sure !
Thanks again Paul
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