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Turkish Hybomitra
Nikita Vikhrev
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 Bited Dima early morning on the beach.
Antalia, 9-10 mm, 01 okt.
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 It's not a Hybomitra (no ocellar tubercle). I thought at first this might be a female Tabanus glaucopis, but it seems a bit small, so could be one of the other species in this group, like T. fraseri.
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 This is the female of T. obsolescens (see male)


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 Theo - My literature on Eastern European tabanids is limited (and out-of-date!). Did Chvala et al get obsolescens and fraseri mixed up? Their descriptions and figures would suggest that this is fraseri. Frown I'm confused.
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 Thank you Tony and Theo. After two month without Tabanidae I've forget who is who (Tabanus/HybomytraSad)
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 Well, near Moscow eyes with 3 bands = Hybomitra, but not in Turkey !
The eyes are bare, not hairy, which is hardly ever so in Hybomitra.

So, Hybomitra has, as a rule, hairy eyes and 3 bands.
 
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 Thank you Theo.
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