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Fungus gnat ?
Ben Hamers
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Posted on 19-12-2005 22:58
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Good evening,

This one I saw in May near Heerlen. It was about 12 mm long and having no experience at all with this part of the diptera-section I would range it somewhere near Keroplatidae or Mycetophilidae.
Is that wrong or is that very wrong ?

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This is one of the Keroplatidae. it maybe Platyura marginata, but I will need to check. Wink
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Thanks Paul

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