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Tipulidae (?) pupa from alnus --> Dictenidia bimaculata
Thomas Brand
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Hi,

this pupa was found in decaying wood of alnus, May 2011, Northern Germany. Is it a Tipulidae and is it possible to identify it?

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Thomas
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It is definitely a Tipulidae, but I'm not certain about the identity. It may be Dictenidia, Ctenophora or perhaps even Tipula flavolineata, but I don't thinks so.
 
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Although not all characters are visible, the key in Theowald 1957 runs to Dictenidia bimaculata, one of the most common xylophagous species.
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Thank you very much for ID!

Thomas
 
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