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Recently popped dipera ID? -> Should be a Phora
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Posted on 28-12-2023 19:34
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I doubt much can be said about this, what I believe to be, a recently popped diptera.

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 I think Phoridae
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Tony Irwin wrote:
I think Phoridae


Thank you!
 
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 Should be a Phora species
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Should be a Phora species


Did not expect a recently popped fly (and a Phoridae at that) to be able to get to genus level Smile Thank you very much!
Edited by smol on 13-01-2024 23:14
 
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