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Heleomyzidae?
lynkos
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Posted on 20-01-2006 16:45
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 I really don't have that much of an idea, but I'll try for Heleomyzidae Pfft.

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Kahis
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 Tough call from this photo, but I'd vote for Sciomyzidae. Heleomyzidae have typically a roundish 3rd segment, in sciomyzidae it is more or less elongated.
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 Thanks Kahis. In fact I was torn between the two families, so that means I must be learning something! Sarah
 
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