Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Mycetophilidae > Phronia conformis
Posted by evdb on 30-01-2019 00:15
#1
Hi,
For a friend from Cagnes-sur-Mer (French Côte d'Azur) on january 2019.
Larvae and imago which look like
Phrosia species ♀
Lateral ocelli touching eye margin
Fine setae of tibia in regular rows
Somebody to confirm, or not ?
Thanks in advance.
Pierre Gros : France : Cagnes-sur-Mer : 06800 : 18/01/2019
Altitude : 30 m - Taille : 3,6 x 1,55 mm
Réf. : 222092
Pierre Gros : France : Cagnes-sur-Mer : 06800 : 27/01/2019
Altitude : 35 m - Taille : ~ 3,1 mm (La) & 3,3 mm (Lc)
Réf. : 222461
Pierre Gros : France : Cagnes-sur-Mer : 06800 : 27/01/2019
Altitude : 35 m - Taille : ~ 3,1 mm (La) & 3,3 mm (Lc)
Réf. : 222462
Pierre Gros : France : Cagnes-sur-Mer : 06800 : 29/01/2019
Altitude : 35 m - Taille : ~ 3,1 mm (La) & 3,3 mm (Lc)
Réf. : 222513
Edited by evdb on 22-04-2019 10:13
Posted by Paul Beuk on 30-01-2019 09:29
#2
Phronia is correct. Almost impossible to identify to species level from pictures, entirely impossible when they are females.
Posted by evdb on 30-01-2019 09:41
#3
Thanks a lot Paul for me and my friend
Posted by evdb on 06-02-2019 18:41
#4
Paul, here is a male from the same site.
If the picture is not suffisant to get species my friend is able to send you the specimen.
Pierre Gros : France : Cagnes-sur-Mer : 06800 : 03/02/2019
Altitude : 30 m - Taille : 3,45 mm (Lc) & 3,05 mm (La)
Réf. : 222844
Pierre Gros : France : Cagnes-sur-Mer : 06800 : 03/02/2019
Altitude : 30 m - Taille : 3,45 mm (Lc) & 3,05 mm (La)
Réf. : 222845
Posted by Paul Beuk on 06-02-2019 20:23
#5
Microscopic ID is necessary...
Posted by Paul Beuk on 12-02-2019 17:41
#6
I received the specimens today and as it happens I identified the same species just last week and it has quite distinctive genitalia:
Phronia conformis. According to Fauna Europaea it is known from France.
Posted by evdb on 12-02-2019 18:08
#7
Very nice Paul !
I relay the good news.
Thank you very much from both of us.
Edited by evdb on 16-12-2019 15:41