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Hubneria affinis?
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I was thinking this could be Hubneria affinis, but I'm not sure if the apical scutellar bristles are raised enough for this species.

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Yes it is Huebneria.
Aoicals are pressed down unnaturally.

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Thank you Theo! Smile
 
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A nice feature of Huebneria are the few small setulae at the back of coxa,mlike in Sarcophagini.

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Thanks for the tip, Theo. Do you mean the hind coxa? I tried to photograph it, but I can't see the hairs, are they very small?
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I took another photo with a better light and I think I'm seeing the hairs (red arrows). Smile
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Yes, you do !

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Great! Grin
 
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