Posted by Gnats2meetu on 19-11-2018 13:37
#9
John Carr wrote:
I think Paul was looking at the shape of the tip of vein Sc, which is bent as in Tephritidae. The rest of the wing is typical of Platystomatidae. The absence of fronto-orbital bristles also points towards Platystomatidae.
Yeah, I saw that and instantly thought Teph when I saw it. The infuscation
doesn't come through as well in the photo but it makes the vein bend looks more pronounced
than it actually is