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Fungus gnat with huge feet from Brazil
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Posted on 14-08-2020 05:05
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 I'm assuming it's Sciaridae but a midge was my first thought, anyone familiar with this? Ceratopogonidae?
It's from the atlantic rainforest, SE Brazil (Sao Paulo)
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 Yes, it's Ceratopogonidae - reminds me of Clinohelea, but not all the characters that distinguish the genera are visible in this photo.
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