Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Musca larvipara ? Confirmed

Posted by evdb on 09-09-2017 08:43
#1

Hi,

Center of France, august 29th 2014
With these short black hairs on gena, confined to area below level of lower eye margin and distance between eyes narrower than flagellomere, could it be Musca larvipara (male) ?
Thanks for help

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Edited by evdb on 22-11-2022 15:40

Posted by evdb on 29-08-2022 08:01
#2

Still nobody ?

Posted by eklans on 29-08-2022 08:46
#3

Hello Eugéne, we cannot see the suprasquamal ridge clearly - so following Gregor et al's Central European key we cannot virtually decide between autumnalis and larvipara.
But the fronto-orbital plates do not touch and I agree with your statement about the short black hairs on gena being below the lower eye margin. So I think you are right with M. larvipara!

Posted by evdb on 01-09-2022 07:56
#4

Many thanks Eric