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Based on observations of museum specimens, Atherigona hennigi exhibits the characteristic morphology of the genus Atherigona. The specimens display a typical muscid body plan with a robust thorax and abdomen. Key visible traits include a pair of prominent, compound eyes and a set of wings that are clear and membranous. The body coloration is generally consistent with other members of the family, often featuring a mix of dark and lighter sclerotized regions.[1]
Atherigona hennigi is a species of fly in the family Muscidae. It was formally described by the dipterist Adrian C. Pont in 1986.[2]