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Chloropidae? Pairing from Austria <= family confirmed
Sabine Flechtmann
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Posted on 28-12-2016 11:07
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Dear dipterists,
can this pair of diptera be identified or their family? I suppose it belongs to Chloropidae. But, the only book I have states, that Chloropidae are tiny and have a body length of c. 2 mm. This pair, however, was larger: 5-7 mm.

Observation data: Austria, province Salzburg, Salzburg greywacke alps, meadow near montaneous mixed forest, 1100 m, June 2, 2016.

Thank you very much in advance for your help.
Best regards,
Sabine Flechtmann
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John Carr
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Chloropidae. A few Chloropidae exceed 5 mm.
 
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Sabine Flechtmann
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Posted on 28-12-2016 15:14
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Dear John,
thank you very much for confirming the familiy of Chloropidae. If there are only a few species exceeding 5 mm, does anyone could perhaps identify the genus?

Best regards,
Sabine Flechtmann
 
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