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Calliopum ? (simillimum??)
Robert Heemskerk
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Posted on 05-11-2007 20:58
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Hello flyforum,

Today I found this rather fat fly with nicely colourbanded eyes.
I think it is a Lauxaniidae sp. and it looks like Calliopum (simillimum?)

Can anyone tell me if this is right?

place: Amsterdam Forest
size: ~5-6mm
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And one other fly some further on..
I think they are the same species.
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Since they are different specimens I won't comment on the second one: both species occur simultaneously. Based on what I can make out o the genitalia of the top specimen I'd say Calliopum cf. simillimum but the details are not sufficient to completely exclude aeneum.
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Thank you Paul,

So the first specimen is a male Calliopum?
I'll call these Calliopum sp., next time I try to make some better detailed picture of the genitalia
 
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No, it is a female, but for those two species female terminalia are also characteristic.
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Thank you again for your help Smile
 
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