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Ulidiidae -> Otites cf. centralis
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Posted on 17-04-2019 07:34
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Hi,
I guess this is either Otitis guttata or O. centralis. Can the fly be IDed? April, Vienna.

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Edited by Carnifex on 20-04-2019 23:36
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I'd say Otites centralis, but prefer to study genitalia in every case of centralis/guttata
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It is a female but I have the specimen. Do you need a certain feature to confirm the initial suggestion?
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In fact, both occur there in Hungary, Austria, and neighbouring countries, differing by the wing pattern slightly (and this may overlap), but I have no experience enough to ID with 100% certainty (we have only one of them here and rarely occurring). Male surstyli and female spermathecae are the only solid characters, but not visible on photos.

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I did a literature search but I couldn't find any access to descriptions on how to distinguish the two species. Do you have any publications? Would be a new species to the state of Vienna
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Here it is:
https://drive.goo...klVb29kTmM
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Thanks Val, that supports indeed O. centralis. I will also measure the wing (although there is a typo in the description: 2,8mm - 1,0 mm doesn't make sense...)

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