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Ephydridae?
Isidro
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Posted on 14-06-2008 09:55
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M?laga, south Spain. 11th June 2008. Size: about 6-7 mm.


HABITAT:
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Extremely common in high numbres in ths watercourse full of algae. Can walk in the water surface.

Note: I have the pics of the pupae that almost sure is this species (same place and moment, same extremely common). I must put it in this same post, or I must put it in "eggs, larvae, pupae" forum?
 
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This is Lispe (Muscidae) - post the pictures of pupae in the "eggs, larvae, pupae" forum. It's easy enough to link the two (if they are of the same species!Wink)
I'm not certain, but I think this species is L.tentaculata female. Stephane or Nikita may be able to confirm (or dispute) this.
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Nikita Vikhrev
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Tony, I have only small sexual desagreement -
I think it is L.tentaculata male...
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Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
Isidro
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A muscid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 What a surprising suprise!!!! I don't thinked in Calyptrata..

Pupae are also not-muscid-likely:

http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=4&thread_id=13795

Maybe is not the same species? Pupae under the masses of algae and sumberges stones.
 
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Agreed - a male (I should look more closely! Grin)
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Isidro
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Posted on 15-06-2008 07:10
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Then, the adults are muscids without doubts and the pupae are ephydrid without doubts, no? ShockPfft

Thanks a lot.
 
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That's correct. Smile
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