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Milichiidae - Madiza glabra
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Posted on 05-09-2007 00:24
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Hi



* locality - Silgueiros - Viseu - PORTUGAL
* date - 2007.09.04
* size - 3 mm (very small fly)
* habitat - indoors
* substrate - on window


This fly walks almost like a phorid fly, but it is clearly that is not phorid! It is almost black. Milichiidae?
Initially I thougth that this could be a scenopionid fly but it doesn?t seem one. Sad

For very dark flies (for small ones!) I know Lonchaeidae, Milichiidae, some Phoridae, ....

it seems to be Milichiidae? Do you agree?

You can see the genitalia as well..


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the third segment of antenna is conspicuously large!
it seems that it hasn?t anal vein... almost sure to be Milichiidae... but I still need confirmation. Smile
 
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Hi Jorge,

Irina Brake (specialist in Milichiidae and Carnidae) has given her opinion on your specimen. It is Madiza glabra, so indeed Milichiidae. See also: http://www.milich...ted/madiza

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Smile Glad to know that I was right. Smile
We can see that in final of R1 vein there is a notch.
 
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thank you Paul. Wink
I see that you had homesickness of flies. Pfft
 
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