Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthomyiidae flew inside (= Eutrichota cf. lipsia)

Posted by javanerkelens on 02-11-2010 21:03
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Previous Eutrichota was called Pegomyza.
Eutrichota has indeed resemblance with Pegomya but differs mainly on structure of male genitals and the long/pubescent arista (in some species almost bare)
Eutrichota mostly is a very large fly and has long legs..

In this case the arista seems indeed only pubescent and it seems that the midtibia has no av seta....and with tarsomeres 3+4 distincly expanded.....
With this combination, I would say Eutrichota frigida. (90%)

Joke