Posted by smol on 09-12-2024 17:20
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Aruba, 2 Dec 2024
Observation: https://observation.org/observation/334966429/

Edited by smol on 01-02-2025 09:24
Posted by smol on 01-02-2025 09:23
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Hope this information is still found to be interesting :)
Chris Angell wrote: @iNaturalist
This appears to be this closely related genus, with more numerous acrostichal setulae than Aphaniosoma, which is associated with coastal areas (see
Ebejer 2009). Tethysimyia seems to be more common in the Neotropics than Aphaniosoma, and there Caribbean Tethysimyia reported from Bonaire, French Guyana, Dominica, and the Virgin Islands (
Ebejer 2023)
Edited by smol on 01-02-2025 09:25