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 Pyrgotidae (Tephritoidea without ocelli), Campylocera (short costa and hairy oviscape)?
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 Looks more like a Tylotrypes sp., but can be either Campylocera sp. nr chelyonota Rondani (sun. hirsuta Aldrach). Prophile photo is welcome.
See the paper also:
https://content.s...le-p25.xml
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