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Chloropidae - Oscinomorpha
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A male Chloropidae - keyed as Oscinomorpha (is that correct?) If it is Oscinomorpha the ocellar triangle only reaches half at most across the length of the frons, so I am wondering if this might be Collin's "species b".

Length 2mm. from woodland in Shropshire UK June 2015.
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Frons with front edge of ocellar triangle arrowed
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profile of whole insect
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This is Conioscinella frontella

Thanks to Steven Falk for indicating the genus.
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