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Based on examination of museum specimens, Bactrocera abdoangusta exhibits characteristic features of the genus Bactrocera[1]. The specimens display a slender, elongated abdomen, which is consistent with the specific epithet abdoangusta. The wings are typically hyaline with a distinct costal band, a common trait among many species in this family. The thorax often shows specific patterns of yellow or black markings, which are diagnostic for identification within the Bactrocera group[1].
Bactrocera abdoangusta (Drew, 1972) is a species of fruit fly belonging to the family Tephritidae[2]. It was originally described under the name Dacus abdoangustus by R.A.I. Drew in 1972.