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Tiny black fly - what family?
mariak
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Posted on 05-03-2005 03:37
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2-3mm tiny black fly, found in coastal prarie (approx 50km south of Houston), Texas. I'm afraid I can't even tell what family it is Sad Originally thought it was chloropidae, but the costa is not broken. Any ideas would be welcomed. no oral vibrissae present. I'm afraid the speciemen is not in the best of condition.
Thanks for looking. Smile
Maria
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Maria, try to see if you can match these parts with the characters you will find in keys for Lauxaniidae.
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