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Limoniidae or Trichoceridae?
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 08-10-2008 20:42
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Hello!

A 10 mm midge from the light last night (northwest Germany). I am not sure about the family.


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it seems Trichoceridae. wait for confirmation.
 
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jorgemotalmeida wrote:
it seems Trichoceridae. wait for confirmation.


Thanks, Jorge!
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Looks more like Limoniidae to me. Anal vein two doesn't seem short enough, though it is a little doubtful. If it does belong to the family Trichoceridae then I think it is not Trichocera, which only leaves Diazosma (which I don't know at all).
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Well, this gnat does not belong to Trichoceridae. The wing lacks forks of M1 and M2, R2+3 and R4, discal cell is different and some other features show, that it looks more like Limoniidae Smile Unfortunately, I just don't know which genus it is.
Speaking about Diazosma - it's wing venation is rather similar to Trichocera, except mainly the long anal vein as Jan Willem said.
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Juergen Peters
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Hello, Jan Willem and Andrius!

Many thanks for your explanations!
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Jürgen

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