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Lauxaniidae NL => Sapromyzosoma quadricincta F
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 Hello,

I found this orange fly in the Bentwoud area near Boskoop in the west of the Netherlands on 22 june. It looks like a Sapromyza, is this correct and is further ID possible?

thanks in advance,

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 Hi Ramon, only on dot visible, but I think it's Sapromyza quadripunctata

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 One pair of spots on the abdomen, four rows of acrostichal setae: Sapromyzosoma quadricincta. This is a female.
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 thank you Eric & Paul

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