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Neogriphoneura sordida? --> Calliopum tuberculosum
Bernd Rottenburger
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 I spotted this 4mm fly on the wall of my house in Germany, Baden Württemberg. Is it Neogriphoneura sordida?

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 Neogriphoneura sordida is a nearctic species.
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 OK. Thanks for the information. But which one could it be?

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 Neogriphoneura has the anterior fronto-orbital bristles somewhat inclinate, not reclinate as in most Lauxaniidae.

I can not identify most European Lauxaniidae.
 
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 Thank you very much for the information,

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 Calliopum tuberculosum, by the looks of it.
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 Great, thank you and best regards

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