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 Hello! Hungary. I would say that this is a Meigenia sp. What do you think?
Features what maybe can’t be seen about pictures:
- lenght: 8 mm
- apical scutellars aren’t crossed
- there are no anterior bristles on the middle tibia
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The scutellum, in a strange view
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 Yes.

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 Thank you! Is this only can be identified towards about male genitalia? I think this specimen is a female.
 
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 No this is a nale. You need to check its genitalia.

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 Thank you!
 
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