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Dioxyna bidentis and Tachinidae?
Jesper Reibel
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 I think the small one is dioxyna bidentis? I do not know the large one? Pasture near the beach close to Aarhus in the Eastern part of Jutland, Denmark, late September 2007.
Thankful for help.
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 Siphona spec.


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Jesper Reibel
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 Thanks a lot. I can see now that the large one is Siphona and I understand from other threads that it is impossible to come closer than spec.
Do you agree in Dioxyna bidentis for the small one?
Jesper
 
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 The small one is certainly Dioxyna bidentis R.-D.
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 Thanks Valery.
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