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Kwik-Key to Common Families of Diptera
Select "A" or "B" for your specimen:
A. There is a crossvein (“A”) that separates the 2nd basal cell from the discal cell. An anal cell (“B”) is present.
A
B. The 2nd basal cell is merged with the discal cell. The result is an isosceles triangle (“C”). An anal cell is absent.
B
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