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 stratiomyidae, but Beris? Sargus? I?m sorry, let?s wait Smile
 
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 Or Solvidae ( = Xylomyiidae) ?
The discal cell is somewhat elongated.
And I don't see spines on the scutellum.


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 No, definitely Stratiomyidae - the costa stops before the wing tip (continues round the wing tip in Xylomyidae).
There are a couple of genera which don't have scutellar spines, and I'd guess that this is one of them - Allognosta perhaps. It fits the description of the Palaearctic Allognosta vagans quite well, so I'd say it was one of the four Nearctic species.
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