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Who knows a mini Lauxaniid?
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Posted on 12-06-2008 21:47
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Hi,
Four weeks ago I saw this small yellow fly (compare the aphid in the upper right pic for size) that looks like a mini Lauxaniid but differs from Tricholauxania in the thoracic setae and has no black marks on the abdomen tip like Sapromyza. Is Chyromyia a good idea? (Possibly not, as the shape of the antennae does not match.) These little yellow ones are really difficult for me...
Many thanks for help, Sundew
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Please don't let me alone...
 
Nikita Vikhrev
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Lauxaniidae Grin
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Ok, many thanks, but is there a genus name for that minilauxie? It deserves one...
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katerina dvorakova
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Hi, it seems like Sapromyza apicalis, this species is about 3-4mm - may be smaller specimen.
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Dear Katka, you made me very happy; I already didn't expect to get any more replies. Many thanks for that close guess! I know there can't be 100% certainty from a photo, but I highly appreciate your expert opinion.
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Posted on 28-06-2008 18:21
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I am far from a lauxanid expert, but I agree with Katerina's opinion.
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