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Chis
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Posted on 20-09-2008 02:45
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 Found it in Brazil.
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 This is a Phasiine Tachinid.
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 I agree - but I don't know anyone brave enough to say more ... the taxonomy of neotropical tachinids is very very confused and difficult to work on but Brazil reputedly has some very good workers in this group. Smile
 
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 WOW! What a Phasiine! truly amazin'!
 
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