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Eduardo Nadal
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 This one was find in the "Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur", Buenos Aires, Argentina, yesterday.
Could this species be identified with these two pictures? I have some others with other views if needed.
Thanks!
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 Another view.
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 Sarcophagidae, perhaps Acridophaga?
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 Thanks Tony. Following your clue I found Acridiophaga uncata, that is common in Argentina. Do you think it can be this species? Thanks again!
 
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 I'm not familiar with the genus, so can't say, but normally in this family it's necessary to catch a male and compare the genitalia to named specimens or images.
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