Subspecies
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Synonyms
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Metasyrphus luniger
Eupeodes luniger
Note: Metasyrphus is regarded as a valid genus by some authors, but most authors regard it as a subgenus of Eupeodes.
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Identification
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There
are several similar species. Differs from Eupeodes lapponicus by the
curvature of vein r4+5: strongly curved in lapponicus, slightly curved
in luniger. Differs from Eupeodes corollae by the extent of the yellow
abdominal marks: marks reach the lateral margin in corollae, but end
before the margin in luniger. Similar marks also occur in the genus
Scaeva, but this genus can be identified by its swollen face.
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Distribution
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Biology
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Specimen photographed in Blasiwald (Baden-Württemberg) on August 5, 2014.
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