Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Hybotidae => Platypalpus pallidiventris group
Posted by sbushes on 12-12-2021 19:25
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Shrewsbury, UK - August 2021
Edited by sbushes on 02-07-2023 01:12
Posted by sbushes on 12-12-2021 19:26
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Posted by sbushes on 12-12-2021 19:27
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Posted by sbushes on 12-12-2021 19:27
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Posted by sbushes on 12-12-2021 20:06
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Edited by sbushes on 12-12-2021 21:20
Posted by sbushes on 12-12-2021 21:29
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Tried keying, but photo set lacks the necessary detail I think.
Perhaps optimistic to go anywhere on this one.
Edited by sbushes on 12-12-2021 21:48
Posted by Paul Beuk on 15-12-2021 09:56
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Probably a female of the
pallidiventris group and if so, likely to be
pallidiventris itself
Posted by sbushes on 02-07-2023 01:11
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Thanks Paul.
A follow-up comment from Zachary Dankowicz on iNaturalist -
"I think that this is P. longiseta. The flagellum looks lighter at the base and the terminal tarsal segment is distinctly darker than the prior ones."