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Lauxaniidae?->No, Zaprionus (Anaprionus) prob.
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 Photographed today, around 6mm in body length. Lauxaniidae? Thanks!
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 Not Lauxaniidae – 3 fronto-orbital bristles, subcostal break present, eyes haired.
 
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 Thank you for ruling out Lauxaniidae! TumbsUp
 
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 Probably a Zaprionus, subg, Anaprionus, Identification often needs the study of male genitalia.
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 Great ID! Thank you! TumbsUp
 
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