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Sarcophaga?
Mihailo Vujic
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27.6.2018. I think Sarcophaga subgenus, ideas?
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 looks like Sarcophaga. do you see 4 post dc? do you see long p, pv and v hairs on the hind tibiae? you may have a few species that we don't have here in Germany. I will have to check all of my material tomorrow. S. variegata may be a possibility.
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 I will take a photo tomorrow. Sarcophaga variegata is my opinion too.
Thank you for answer!
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 I agree with Sarcophaga variegata.
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 Thank you so much!
 
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