Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Any idea? Thanks!

Posted by Alvaro Perez on 19-01-2018 15:04
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From Doñana (south Spain)

Posted by Mark-uk on 19-01-2018 19:48
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Sphaeroceridae - Subfamily: Limosininae

Posted by Alvaro Perez on 19-01-2018 21:56
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Thanks Mark!! :)

Posted by Paul Beuk on 23-01-2018 11:16
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If more than two scutellar setae: Leptocera or Rachispoda

Posted by Alvaro Perez on 27-01-2018 00:44
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Thanks Paul!!! :)

Posted by Mark-uk on 27-01-2018 15:57
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Paul is correct.

Leptocera 4 pairs of scutellar setae Rachispoda 3 scutellar setae. On many Rachispoda the additional satae are tiny and very easily missed