Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Sapromyza sp.
Posted by lweit on 23-06-2006 11:25
#1
Hello
These photos taken in NE of France, near Thionville
It's looks like Sapromyza opaca
Isn't it ??
Thank you
Posted by lweit on 23-06-2006 11:26
#2
A second photo of this fly ?
Posted by Paul Beuk on 23-06-2006 11:39
#3
No, this i not
S. opaca. From the first image it is clear that the ocellar setae are placed next to the ocellar triangle rather than on it. This specimen has four rows of acrostichal setae and that leaves a small group of very similar species, of which I am certain of only one that it will occur in NE France:
S. quadricincta. There are four other species, that I think only occur further south In Europe (
S. maghrebi,
S. parallela,
S. laevatrispina and
S. canrilsensis).
Maybe Andrey Ozerov can tell more.
Posted by lweit on 23-06-2006 12:24
#4
Thank you Paul
Louis
Posted by lweit on 23-06-2006 12:29
#5
I haven't found this species in Fauaeur, but i've found Sapromyzosoma quadricincta (Becker 1895), is it this species Paul ??
Posted by Paul Beuk on 23-06-2006 12:52
#6
Sapromyzosoma is a subgenus of
Sapromyza.
Posted by Paul Beuk on 28-06-2018 15:38
#7
This should indeed be
S. laevatrispina.