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Stratiomyidae, ID please => Beris chalybata (female)
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I think it's a female Beris morrisii
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I think it's Beris chalybata (female). B. morrisii has a narrower frons.
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I think there's a big shadow on the eye making the vertex look bigger than it is. B. chalybata's anterior metatarsus should be "mostly or completely dark". B.nigra could be an alternative...
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You're right. it's Beris hauseri (female)
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Beris hauseri is now treated as a synonym of Beris nigra.

See: Zeegers, T., 2021. Notes on the types of Beris Latreille, 1802 (Diptera, Stratiomyidae) in the Meigen collection. - Linzer Biologische Beiträge 53(1): 431-435.
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but the tibiae are completely yeloow ?
I don’t see why it could not be chalybata.

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Thank's all of you.
 
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