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ID genus Tachinidae from Peru
ginonorbil05
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Hi my friends, Could you help me ID genus Tachinidae?? from Peru
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I can't say anything with confidence. The color pattern and apparently closed cell r5 remind me of some members of tribe Minthoini.
 
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Yes John, tribu Minthoini, maybe genus Paradidyma???
 
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ginonorbil05 wrote:
Yes John, tribu Minthoini, maybe genus Paradidyma???


Paradidyma has a row of strong bristles along the inner edge of the parafacial, easily confused with bristles on the facial ridge. I can not tell if your fly has them.
 
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Don’t be misled by the thoracic pattern. It occurs outside Minthoini as well, see for instance Minthosoma.
My experience in neotropical Tachinidae is nearly completely absent, so I have no ideas on this one.

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thanks Zeegers!!
 
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