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Phasia barbifrons
Christine Devillers
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Posted on 03-02-2008 19:53
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Is it Phasia barbifrons female ?
Belgium, 02-09-2006, size: 3-4 mm, on Sedum
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It's Phasia barbifrons indeed.

The sexes are very similar in this species. Can't tell from these pics.

Theo
 
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Thanks for the confirmation Theo.
What do you need to tell if it is a male or a female?
 
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a view on the genitalia. Which are difficult to see in barbifrons, it would take five times more magnification and right angle.
Surprisingly enough, since in most female Phasia the genitalia are very exposed and therefore easy to see.
 
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Thanks for those precisions
 
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