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 Macrocera (Keroplatidae)--Z Macrocera cf inversa
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| rafael_carbonell |
Posted on 10-04-2011 21:02
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 Member Location: Beuda, Girona, Catalonia Posts: 655 Joined: 23.03.06 |
I found this Nematocera fly inside home. The antenna looks as long as the body, about 1 or 1'5 cm long. Can Grau, Beuda, Girona, Catalonia, NE Iberian Peninsula, UTM 31T DG7477, 395 m, 7h April 2011. John Carr suggested could be Macrocera (Keroplatidae) rafael_carbonell attached the following image:  [121.13Kb] Edited by rafael_carbonell on 13-12-2018 23:56 |
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| Paul Beuk |
Posted on 11-04-2011 09:42
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That's correct
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| rafael_carbonell |
Posted on 12-04-2011 12:14
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Member Location: Beuda, Girona, Catalonia Posts: 655 Joined: 23.03.06 |
It's possible to know, the sex, or maybe which species could be, looking at the black patches in the wing? (Then how can I rename the picture of the fly to stand with the correct name, as we needed to accept...) |
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| Paul Beuk |
Posted on 12-04-2011 12:58
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Super Administrator Location: Netherlands Posts: 19229 Joined: 11.05.04 |
It is a female, but I am not familiar with the Mediterranean fauna.
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| paqui |
Posted on 19-08-2011 19:58
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Member Location: Valencia (spain) Posts: 816 Joined: 02.09.05 |
hi, I tried with Lindner's series and it seems a "dark-legged" M. bipunctata, but all the pic seems dark, can anybody tell me if those keys are still valid? I suppose that's a difficult question thanks anyway for your atention - edit: I see now M. bipunctata doesn´t appear at Fauna Europaea, I´ll look for synonyms Edited by paqui on 19-08-2011 20:13 |
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| rafael_carbonell |
Posted on 09-06-2017 23:36
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Member Location: Beuda, Girona, Catalonia Posts: 655 Joined: 23.03.06 |
Maybe a female Macrocera centralis, M. inversa, M. stigma, M. stigmoides M. bipunctata is a junior synonim of M. inversa http://sciaroidea.info/taxonomy/47564 Edited by rafael_carbonell on 10-06-2017 00:01 |
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| rafael_carbonell |
Posted on 13-12-2018 23:49
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Member Location: Beuda, Girona, Catalonia Posts: 655 Joined: 23.03.06 |
I have been studying macrocera species and, following Séguy 1940: 1) Ailes couvertes d'une pilosité microscopique uniforme, sans poils plus longs. (even if that is not visible the other way runs to a cul de sac) 2) Ailes tachées, au moins une petite tache brune. 3) Ailes à extrémité claire. (From now on plus Landrock in Lindner 1927) 4) Wings not only avec Une tache sombre près de la base de la cellule cu 1 + Une tache sombre à la base de la cellule r5. r1 not widened at the top ! Abdomen: tergites avec des bandes basales pâles!. Ailes sans tache costale.! Macrocera inversa (= bipunctata). Edw.!! In fact Paqui Mars wrote me a private message telling me she thought it could be that species Edited by rafael_carbonell on 14-12-2018 00:07 |
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but don't see the image in the post.
