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 [Tachinidae] Cylindromyia ID
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| Jakob |
Posted on 16-07-2019 13:36
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Member Location: Germany, Eberswalde Posts: 8 Joined: 22.06.19 |
Hi, can someone cornfirm this as a male Cylindromyia auriceps? I´ve tried to identify it using the key by Tschorsnig/Herting 1994. Some additional information: Found in northeast germany (Brandenburg), crossed scutellar bristles, hind tibia with two pv bristles. I wonder if the character for male C. intermedia "1st segment of the fore tarsus in its apical half widened ventrally and fitted with a double comb of short spines" would be clearly visible for a beginner like me? Thank you! Jakob attached the following image:  [222.42Kb] Edited by Jakob on 16-07-2019 13:45 |
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| Jakob |
Posted on 16-07-2019 13:36
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Member Location: Germany, Eberswalde Posts: 8 Joined: 22.06.19 |
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| Jakob |
Posted on 16-07-2019 13:37
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Member Location: Germany, Eberswalde Posts: 8 Joined: 22.06.19 |
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Jakob attached the following image:  [193.04Kb] Edited by Jakob on 16-07-2019 13:38 |
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| Zeegers |
Posted on 16-07-2019 20:46
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Member Location: Soest, NL Posts: 18528 Joined: 21.07.04 |
Well, it is a female ..... what you considered to be male genitalia, is actually the ovipositor. Male Cylindromyia have long pulvilli and lack proclinate orbital bristles on the parafrons. So try again. Are you really sure about the presence of apical scutellar bristles ? Theo |
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but don't see the image in the post.
