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Rondania (Tachinidae) Tenerife
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Looking for help with this Rondania (I hope). Struggling to find resources to get to species so any help much appreciated, and if possible resources that may help?
Thanks
 
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dorsal view
 
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try again!
 
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help, no gaps in file name, only very small size and .jpeg but doesn't want to work?
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The only known species of Rondania from the Canary Islands is R. insularis. I don't know if that is the species in your photos.
 
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Thanks John, I have what has been confirmed as R. insularis which has all black antenna, grey genal area and face. There is an older Spanish checklist that shows four other species from mainland Spain and the Balearics just trying to ascertain if these are maybe more widespread and if so if this is one of those; not straightforward it seems. Smile
 
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The species is very sexual dimorph. You describe the male, this is the female
So i see no problem

Theo
 
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Hi Theo, thanks, sorry for delay, for some reason I missed your reply.
Cheers.
 
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