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 Euxesta ?
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| Jorge Iriberri |
Posted on 13-04-2019 21:29
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Member Location: Mar del Plata. Argentina Posts: 29 Joined: 21.10.18 |
Hello everybody. Y had problem to include my photo, but y solved it Y think this fly gelongs to Euxesta genus. Can you indivualize the specie ? o confirmarme el género, al menos? Thank you very much !!! Jorge Iriberri attached the following image:  [84.91Kb] Edited by Jorge Iriberri on 13-04-2019 21:30 |
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| John Carr |
Posted on 13-04-2019 21:35
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 Super Administrator Location: Colorado, USA Posts: 10661 Joined: 22.10.10 |
Possibly Euxesta annonae. |
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| Jorge Iriberri |
Posted on 14-04-2019 00:35
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Member Location: Mar del Plata. Argentina Posts: 29 Joined: 21.10.18 |
Muchas gracias John! |
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| Nosferatumyia |
Posted on 17-04-2019 12:49
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Being in the middle of revision, I must object. In fact, it was found that there is no such species, or better say, what we used to call annonae is something different. First, the type of Musca annonae Fabricius is what we used to call Euxesta eluta Loew. Review of USNM and BMNH stuffunder the name "Euxesta annonae" shows there are 4 species of Euxesta, one Chaetopsis and one Stenomyia under it, more often what is actually Amethysa quadrifasciata Macquart, but the rest is a mess of species with similar wing pattern but entirely different genitalia. So please wait until a detailed revision is done. Unfortunately, I do not have an acceess to wider materials from the USNM expet a few examples on loan. It may take long... Edited by Nosferatumyia on 17-04-2019 12:59 Val |
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| Jorge Iriberri |
Posted on 18-04-2019 02:07
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Member Location: Mar del Plata. Argentina Posts: 29 Joined: 21.10.18 |
Thank you very much! Nosferatumyia ! Very nice of you such a complete explanation. I'll keep it in mind! Thank you again! |
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