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Hmm. So citrofasciatum will be split too? We've just this year learned that the Finnish material of X. pedissequum includes also X. stackelbergi. The latter is less common than pedissequum, but apparently not that rare in the southern and eastern parts of Finland.

From our point of view X. citrofasciatum is a rare species, few currently active finnish dipterists have ever seen it outside museum collections.