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Opaluma rupaul

Opaluma rupaul is a species of Australian soldier fly, first described in 2020. Specimens of O. rupaul had been previously collected but left unstudied and were misidentified as belonging to the genus Lecomyia.

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rupaul species described lessard opaluma 2020 genus previously lecomyia named drag queen australian soldier fly first specimens collected left unstudied

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