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Tachinidae rather Sarcophagidae (Sarcophaga (Krameromyia) anaces)
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 Hello
I do not find. The subscutellum is present.
The arista is plumose on its first quarter.
Size 6 mm.

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 General appearance is typical of Sarcophaginae.
 
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 Now I also think, given the shape of the genitalia.
The size is small, but I see a subscutellum.
Is what I'm wrong where it is present on some species of the family Sarcophagidae.
 
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 I assume this specimen was found in France. Then genitalia and cerci show it is Sarcophaga (Krameromyia) anaces (Sarcophagidae).

From these pictures I can't give an opinion on the presence of a subscutellum, but I assume there is not a swollen subscutellum as usually present in Tachinidae and never in Sarcophagidae.

The general appearance is typically Sarcophagidae. The shape of R5 is also typical for Sarcophaga s.l. (compare a curved neck of a bottle).

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 The subscutellum is not inflated. Difficult to estimate on small flies.
Thank you Likele
 
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