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Collin, J.E., 1958

Notes on some British species of Fannia (Dipt., Muscidae), with the description of a new species

An account of the species of Fannia allied to F. carbonaria and distinguished by the legs of the male lacking any strkinig peculiarities in the way of stout spines on the middle coxae (or sternopleura), or projection at the base of the middle protarsus beneath, or tufts of bristles on hind femora, without setae behing hin coxae, and with only one prealar bristle, but that quite distinct. There is never any yellow on the abdomen and the legs are at most pale on the knees.

Journal Entomologist's Monthly Magazine
Page range 86-92
Coverage The group around Fannia carbonaria.
Illustrations Line drawings of male hypopygia.

Malcolm Storey

Taxonomic Scope

Fannia (lesser house flies) Identification Current

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