Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Muscidae
Posted by neprisikiski on 24-06-2009 19:23
#1
Hi, I wish to show two forms of "Phaonia mystica" and to ask, if they are different species.
This one has much longer flagellomere, longhaired arista and abdomen with iridescent spots:
Posted by neprisikiski on 24-06-2009 19:27
#2
The second has shorter flagellomere, shorthaired arista and abdomen evenly dusted, probubly an unusual form, but equally common in Lithuania:
Edited by neprisikiski on 24-06-2009 19:27
Posted by neprisikiski on 24-06-2009 19:29
#3
Thanks for any suggestions
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 24-06-2009 21:21
#4
Only one suggestion: nobody will help you - this part of the way one has to go alone...
Posted by neprisikiski on 31-07-2009 22:06
#5
notopleuron of the second species
Posted by neprisikiski on 31-07-2009 22:14
#6
This single setula above hind notopleural bristle is broken in many specimens, what made me go up to mystica. They actually were Phaonia profugax, not commonly recorded from the other countries
Edited by neprisikiski on 31-07-2009 22:35
Posted by javanerkelens on 31-07-2009 23:52
#7
Maybe strange....but did you check if the second fly, isn't Anthomyiidae.
Joke van Erkelens
Posted by neprisikiski on 01-08-2009 12:10
#8
Oh yes, I didnt explain, in the first picture is Phaonia mystica with completely bare notopleuron and in the second picture is Phaonia profugax with hairy notopleuron, only the single hairlet is often broken. In the third picture I show notopleuron of the other Phaonia profugax specimen with two hairlets, but the second is broken (posterior)
Edited by neprisikiski on 01-08-2009 20:54