Posted by mwkozlowski on 14-05-2017 22:05
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Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Anthomyiidae.
Thanks Stephane! How did you get it? I am not a dipterologist but I have learned that Anthomyidae can be distinquished by cubital-anal vain and/or nonequal calypteres. Else?
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 14-05-2017 22:27
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Personnaly, I can recognize Anthomyiidae by experience, nethertheless, one can see the anal vein reaching the wing border on the female.
I have to disagree with the non-equal calypters. Only some genera (I think to
Hydrophoria for example) have a lower calypter larger than upper one. Most of Anthomyiidae have small roundish equals calypters bordered with hairs (in the opposite of most Muscidae).