Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Chrysosomopsis aurata

Posted by Morten A Mjelde on 29-07-2022 21:50
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Found on a lush hillside in Telemark, Norway on July 16. With yellow palps, there are no other possibilities, are there?
Edited by Morten A Mjelde on 30-07-2022 21:38

Posted by Morten A Mjelde on 29-07-2022 21:50
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Posted by Sundew on 30-07-2022 01:15
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According to https://tachinida...enbottles/ you should be right!
Regards, Sundew

Posted by Sundew on 30-07-2022 01:23
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I just read here https://diptera.i...d_id=96798 that Theo has splitted the originally single species, so he should probably know which of them is to be expected in Norway.

Posted by Zeegers on 30-07-2022 16:05
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Guilty as charged, sorry for that, but it was a nice discovery.
Differerences onky in male genitalia, this is a female.

That said, in Norway only aurata is to be expected. So till further notice .....


Theo

Posted by Morten A Mjelde on 30-07-2022 21:37
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Thank you very much, Sunbeam! And thank you very much Theo for your answer and for splitting this species into two species! Smile (Because originally there were two species). What is the name of species no. 2?

Morten

Posted by Sundew on 30-07-2022 23:25
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I suppose it's in this paper: https://www.resea..._mountians Wink
And "Sunbeam" is a very nice variation of my avatar name, BTW.
Regards, Sundew

Posted by Morten A Mjelde on 30-07-2022 23:50
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He he Smile

Morten

Posted by Morten A Mjelde on 30-07-2022 23:53
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And thank you for the publication!

Morten