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Stichopogon elegantulus from Rhodes
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Posted on 08-02-2020 18:23
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I found these flies at the western shore of the land-bridge leading to Prasonisi on Rhodes on 23_05_2019. They look much lighter in coloration (that is, whitish “dusting” is heavier) than Hungarian S. elegantulus, but I collected one female and compared its genitalia to that of Hungarian specimens and found no significant difference, so I think they must be the same species. I wonder if this could be an adaptation to differing amount of insulation. Is such a difference between northern and more southern populations known in the case of other Stichopogon sp.?
Interestingly, Stichopogon elegantulus is not listed in the Greek checklist.
(BTW, I am ready to mail the specimen to anyone interested.)
I would appreciate any comment, thanks in advance.
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For comparison, I attach an image of a typical Hungarian S. elegantulus.
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Nobody?Frown
 
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