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Nematocera from Ecuador, Two unusual sacs at tip of abdomen
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Posted on 06-09-2010 11:34
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 I've written some info on the image itself.

I would like to know the family of this fly, but also what are the two little sacs at the tip of the abdomen?
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 The lateral view.
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 Close to Limonia.
 
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