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Mycetophilinae, banded setose abdomen
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Posted on 06-02-2011 11:00
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 Something in Sciophilinae?

11 September 2010, 4.4 mm to apex of abdomen. West Virginia USA, forested mountains, stream nearby, 612 meters elevation. At mercury vapor lamp.
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Mycomya sp. (Mycomyinae).

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 Thanks very much, Xylo!
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