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Tephritidae from Italy to be identified
Justafly
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Posted on 01-07-2013 10:46
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 Creto, Genova, Italy - 2013-06-05

Is it possible to identify this specimen?

Many thanks. SmileSmileSmile
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 Looks like a Trypeta sp, maybe a female Trypeta immaculata:
http://www.dipter...to_id=8560
(but I am not an expert)
 
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 Yes, Trypeta immaculata
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 Trypeta zoe female, not immaculata: the apical band wide, preapical band straight rather than oblique, plus the body color is bright yellow rather than orange
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