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Muscidae from La Réunion Island
Maxence
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Posted on 10-06-2011 08:41
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 Hi,

Here are two different morph collected in La Réunion Island of individuals who seems to belong to the Muscidae.
Are they both belong to the Limnophora genera? The sp1 got two pairs of pseudopodia on his last abdominal segment,
this is very odd, isn't it ?
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 Limnophora sp1 last abdominal segment ventral view
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 The second morph: Limnophora sp2
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 Limnophora sp 2 last abdominal segment ventral view
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 Is anyone could help me ?
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