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Vietnam Choerades?
DJHiker
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Posted on 19-01-2024 14:41
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According to Tomasovic & Bartolozzi “Contribution to the knowledge of the robber flies from Vietnam, with description of nine new species”, 2018, no Choerades species had previously been reported from Vietnam. https://www.academia.edu/82413107/Contribution_To_The_Knowledge_Of_The_Robber_Flies_From_Vietnam_With_Description_Of_Nine_New_Species_Diptera_Asilidae_

In their study, the authors found and described 9 Asilidae species new to science. One of them: Choerades xuansonensis sp. N. was found in Xuan Son National Park.

This specimen in the photo was observed just outside Xuan Son National Park. So, if it is a Choerades sp., it could very well be Choerades xuansonensis.

Can anyone comment?

Thanks in advance,
David

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Wojciech Szczepanski
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Posted on 19-01-2024 20:21
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It is Mactea sp. Great finding and photo!
 
Chris Cohen
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Agreed, nice find!
 
DJHiker
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Posted on 22-01-2024 14:56
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Hi Wojciech and Chris,
Thank you very much for your help in this and in my other Asilidae-threads to which you replied.
Cheers,
David
 
Ectemnius
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Posted on 23-01-2024 13:48
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Hi David, Chris & Wojciech,

On inaturalist there are three photo's of Choerades sp:
https://www.inatu...s/37628409
https://www.inatu.../179665159
https://www.inatu...s/37724123
Difficult to see, but none look like Choerades xuansonensis Tomasovic & Bartolozzi 2018

As to Mactea, there are four described species, the only one with entirely golden haired abdominal terga is Mactea pyrrhothrix Hermann, 1914. A specimen would need to be collected to compare or desscribe the species in the photo.

Kind regards,
Ectemnius
Edited by Ectemnius on 23-01-2024 13:48
 
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