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An idea ? --> Lonchaeidae puparia
bertrandpami
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Posted on 28-02-2025 16:25
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 Hi,
I think it's a diptera larva, but not sure at all.
In the firewood litter.
Cuise-La-Motte (Northen France) 25-02-2025.
Many thanks.
Michel
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 It is a dipteran cyclorrhapha pupae but i can't tell you which one
 
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 Some Lonchaeidae puparia have similar processes around the posterior spiracles.
Tony
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 Many thanks.
Michel
 
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 yes - that looks like Lonchaeidae
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 Still waiting to emerge ...
 
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