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Tipulidae?India
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please help in identification.thanks in advance
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 Limonia cinctivennis
 
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 No species with that name exists?
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 It looks like vein M1+2 is forked, ruling out Limonia.
 
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 There is a North American species, Arctoconopa cinctipennis, but I don't think it's that!
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 I will stick to Id N.American diptera!
 
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