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Thailand Stratiomyidae ID -> Tinda sp
smol
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Posted on 04-09-2024 09:18
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Original observation: https://observati...326947939/

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Thank you very much! It looks like something like Tinda genus (see for example http://hbs.bishop...om13-4.pdf).
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 For what it is worth, Martin Hauser was able to confirm the Tinda species.

it is Tinda, but the species are not revised, so there is no way to put a species name on it, sorry
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