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Chrysotoxum sp. help to identify

Hi,

I have this to identify:

http://www.mariodiges.com/insectos/madridmayo09/Chrysotoxum%20sp....

Posted by SkyPlooM on 11 June 2009 14:04:47
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Identify a Chrysotoxum

I think this is Chrysotoxum elegans
Amalia...

Posted by amalia_raluca on 04 September 2008 21:29:11
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Chrysotoxum?

It clearly is Chrysotoxum. I think C. elegans. Although, I am not an expert. One key feature is the ...

Posted by Guillermo Booth Rea on 31 August 2008 10:27:20
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What do you think?

Thank you...I will search more next year and yes from this area I have only C. elegans with this kin...

Posted by amalia_raluca on 14 November 2007 13:11:21
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What do you think?

I found last summer this specimens of Chrysotoxum elegans(hope it is the right ID). when I collected...

Posted by amalia_raluca on 12 November 2007 21:29:32
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Chrysotoxum sp

Well, it seems to be a female of elegans or veralli.
Looking at tergite two were the black band on...

Posted by Gerard Pennards on 18 September 2007 20:16:19
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Chrysotoxum ... ?

Kahis is surely right about this not being elegans!
Also not C. arcuatum (=fasciatum) because that ...

Posted by Gerard Pennards on 16 August 2006 23:00:45
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Chrysotoxum ... ?

Tony, are you sure the first one isn't C. arcuatum (=fasciatum)?

I do often find the lengths...

Posted by Kahis on 16 August 2006 22:45:41
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Could it be Eupeodes corollae?

There is an "official" Checklist of all Italian fauna available on the Internet which I us...

Posted by lynkos on 17 November 2005 17:25:24
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