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Cecidomyiidae ? > ok
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 Hello dipterists and aficionados
I wish you the best for this new year and a lot of donates to push this forum on the top

A living brightly yellow larvae found in the roof cornice between tardigrades and rotifers Philodina
I guess this could be Cecidomyiidae
but so different of Dasineura habitus
3 mm >length > 4 mm



the typical anal split

rodredi.free.fr/cecida.jpg

habitus lateral view

rodredi.free.fr/cecidunk0.jpg

antennae and mouth parts
dorsal view

rodredi.free.fr/cecidx.jpg


Am i rigt ?
merci
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 Grin merci Ton

here is a videoclip with a little bit more features of this alive organism

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