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Thai. No idea
Nikita Vikhrev
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Pattaya, on fresh zebu dung, 6mm
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Muscidae, but no result neither with Emden, nor Tumrasvin...
Pattaya, has to be common...
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Can it not be some kind of strange Sarcophagid? Or does this kind of small curve in M excude this family?
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No, there is no row of meral bristles.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
No, there is no row of meral bristles.


Based on the photo alone, I would say the fly may in fact have meral bristles, but they are very poorly visible!
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I think you have a lifely imagination. Wink
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This fly has no maral bristles, of course, I checked it at once.
I looked several times through Mydaeini with no result.
After 2 calmless nights I wrote this morning a letter to Dr. Pont and got quick and simple answer - I forgot that in Emden's Fauna of India genus Brontaea put in Limnophorini
Brontaea flexa (Weid.) it is!
Thanks all for your help.
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