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Diastata ?
beeny
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Posted on 10-03-2006 07:16
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SadI have no idea of those flies.
Thanks for your help
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No, this is one of the calyptrate flies, either family Muscidae (true flies or house flies) of Anthomyiidae (root-eating flies). The most striking character of calyptrate flies (the calyptra under the base of the wing) is not very well visible in this picture.
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beeny
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Thanks so much Paul Beuk!
Are there some pix show the calyptrate in the www.diptera.info?
 
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You can see it on http://www.dipter...?photo=121. It is the white thingy under the base of the wing. It can be much larger and more obvious in other groups of calyptrate flies.
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Robert Nash
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Do you mean the calyptra? This, and other anatomical features, is figuredPfft on http://www.ento.csiro.au/biology/fly/fly.html# (included in DipteraInfo Weblinks MiscellaneousPfftPfft Anthomyiidae and Muscidae
(This is anthomyiid I think) are in the gallery.More info in Wikipedia Diptera (go to DipteraInfo Weblinks -Resources)
 
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Thx again Paul Beuk!!!Wink
Robert Nash: The info you gave are very useful!Pfft Thanks!!!
 
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another calyptrate fly?
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Probably. Indication of size?
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Robert

The anatomical atlas is fabulous - thank you for bringing to my attention. Hurrah for CSIRO!! (Sorry, uncontrollable bout of patriotism on my part thereGrin)
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About 1cm.Grin
You can see my big fingers at the background.Wink
 
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LoL Just go find yourself a house in France and become patriotic about a new country. PfftPfftPfft
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Susan R Walter
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Hey - it is naturally the quality, quantity and range of diptera available that will be the deciding factor in the move. Poor Simon is already resigned to this.Grin
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Shock I thought it had to be the very easy language thet speak out there.
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Susan R Walter
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Perhaps in order to make sure I am prepared for the move we could switch the forum to French? But then I suppose we would have to spend some time in Dutch to be fair and I REALLY couldn't cope with that. I too am waiting, waiting for the new diptera key in English.Grin

A bient?t
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Susan R Walter wrote:
Perhaps in order to make sure I am prepared for the move we could switch the forum to French?

LoL, are you trying to ruine this site? I am not planning to move. Pfft
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I'll go anywhere and speak any language, if it's not raining Robert
Italy?Cool
 
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Burkina Faso? ROFL
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