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Cecidomyiidae => cf. Lestodiplosis sp.
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 Possibly Lestodiplosis.
 
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 Thanks John
We have only one: L. pallidicornis

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 You probably have a dozen or more species. According to the original description (and as the name implies) Lestodiplosis pallidicornis has pale antennae. "Antennes d'un blanc sale, à peine brunâtres", compared to "entièrement d'un brun sombre" for the alternative in his key.
 
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 Thanks John
I take pallidicornis away.

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