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[Ectophasia sp male cf crassipennis melanistic]- Tachinidae
Christine Devillers
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With that black vitta on abdomen strongly broadened, could it be Ectophasia leucoptera (mâle) ?
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The dark vitta is not broadened, it is broad. There is a difference.
This is a melanistic form, can't tell from these pics what it is.
if you collected it: look at the colours of the hypopleural bristles.

Otherwise, it is Ectophasia spec. There is no reason why it could not be crassipennis.


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