Prodromus subflavus Distant, 1904

Fig. 9C–D

Prodromus subflavus Distant, 1904b: 437 .

Prodromus subflavus – Odhiambo 1962: 253–254 (redescr.). — Stonedahl 1988: 84–85 (redescr.).

Diagnosis

Recognized by the following combination of characters: body uniformly pale yellow; eyes distinctly elevated; frons flat in lateral view, clypeus weakly convex, epistomal suture weakly depressed; antennal segment II twice as long as first, with base and apical one-fourth reddish (Fig. 9C); cell of membrane broadly rectangular apically, slightly surpassing apex of cuneus; sclerotized part of aedeagus without subapical row of spinules, basal third of apical membranous lobe densely covered with numerous spinules.

Material examined

Lectotype

SRI LANKA • ♂; Peradeniya; 7.263° N, 80.603° E, 497 m a.s.l.; Dec. 1901; Distant leg.; AMNH _ PBI 00340343; NHM.

Distribution

Sri Lanka, Central Highlands region of Vietnam.

Remarks

Refer to the Remarks section of P. clypeatus for discussion of distinctive features.