Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Maybe Rhagionidae
Posted by cavedip on 15-12-2020 17:05
#1
Which family iis?
iptera from Brazil!
Tanks
Edited by cavedip on 29-12-2020 00:21
Posted by cavedip on 16-12-2020 11:42
#2
Its is Strtiomyiidae?
Posted by John Carr on 16-12-2020 16:27
#3
Not Stratiomyidae, the veins are not shifted forward. Another Orthorrhapha.
Posted by cavedip on 16-12-2020 17:39
#4
Thanks John I saw Diptera's key to Brazil again, and I was in doubt between Rhagionidae or Athericidae. I can't see the scaly elevation present just behind the posterior thoracic spiracle, which leads me to think about Rhagionidae
Edited by cavedip on 16-12-2020 17:42
Posted by Xespok on 12-05-2021 22:15
#5
Maybe Xylophagidae.
Posted by Zeegers on 13-05-2021 07:15
#6
I’m definitely not an expert in the neotropics, but I see for now no reason why it’s not Rhagionidae.
Theo
Posted by Paul Beuk on 13-05-2021 10:16
#7
Me neither...
Posted by John Carr on 13-05-2021 12:39
#8
I don't know all the genera of South America. The antennae look wrong for
Rhagio,
Chrysopilus, and
Austroleptis. Wing veins are wrong for
Litoleptis.