Paragrallomyia, Hendel, 1933

Ferro, Gustavo Borges & Marshall, Stephen A., 2020, A redefinition of Paragrallomyia Hendel (Diptera: Micropezidae, Taeniapterinae) and a revision of the P. albibasis complex, Zootaxa 4822 (1), pp. 39-70 : 43-44

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Paragrallomyia View in CoL View at ENA and Taeniaptera couplet, starting at “14” in Marshall’s (2010: 809) “ Taeniaptera Macquart” lead

14’) Wing membrane around anterior part of dm-cu almost always unpigmented ( Figs. 1 View FIGURES 1–2 , 6 View FIGURES 6–9 ); if pigmented ( Paragrallomyia brasiliensis View in CoL ) then cell r 4+5 open at the wing margin. Cell r 4+5 rarely closed (closed only in the Central American species P. vulpes View in CoL ). Distal distiphallus narrow, basal distiphallus twice as wide as distal distiphallus and membranous ( Figs. 5 View FIGURES 3–5 , 9 View FIGURES 6–9 , 23 View FIGURES 20–23 , 34 View FIGURES 31–34 , 38 View FIGURES 35–38 , 42 View FIGURES 39–42 , 46 View FIGURES 43–46 , 52 View FIGURES 49–52 , 56 View FIGURES 53–56 )............................................................................ Paragrallomyia Hendel View in CoL

- Wing membrane around dm-cu completely pigmented and cell r 4+5 always closed at the wing margin ( Fig. 2 View FIGURES 1–2 ). Distal distiphallus as wide as basal distiphallus and heavily sclerotized ( Fig. 2 View FIGURES 1–2 ).................................. Taeniaptera Macquart View in CoL

References

Marshall, S. A. (2010) Micropezidae (stilt-legged flies). In: Brown, B. V., Borkent, A., Cumming, J. M., Wood, D. M., Woodley, N. E. & Zumbado, M. (Eds.), Manual of Central American Diptera. Vol. 2. NRC Research Press, Ottawa, pp. 728.

Figures

FIGURES 1–2. 1, Paragrallomyia citrina n. sp. wing. Arrow: unpigmented membrane around the anterior part of dm-cu; 2, Taeniaptera trivittata (Fabricius) wing and male genitalia, distiphallus. Abbreviations: ddp—Distal distiphallus, dsc—Discal band, stg—Stigmatal band.

FIGURES 6–9. Paragrallomyia albibasis (Enderlein). 6, female, dorsal view; 7, female internal reproductive structures, ventral view; 8, female, Costa Rica, dorso-lateral view; 9, male internal reproductive structures, lateral view.

FIGURES 3–5. Paragrallomyia aequorea n. sp. 3, male, lateral view; 4, male, dorsal view; 5, copulatory fork and internal reproductive structures, ventral and lateral view, respectively.

FIGURES 20–23. Paragrallomyia colombiana n. sp. 20, female, dorsal view; 21, female internal reproductive structures, ventral view; 22, male, lateral view; 23, copulatory fork and internal reproductive structures with taxonomically significant structures. Abbreviations: bdp—Basal distiphallus, ddp—Distal distiphallus, ea—Ejaculatory apodeme, ep—Epandrium, fa—Fork arm, hy—Hypandrium, il—Inner basal lobes, pb—Phallic bulb, ph—Phallapodeme.

FIGURES 31–34. Paragrallomyia nodulosa n. sp. 31, female, dorsal view; 32, female internal reproductive structures, lateral view; 33, male, lateral view; 34, copulatory fork and internal reproductive structures, ventral and lateral view, respectively.

FIGURES 35–38. Paragrallomyia pseudoalbibasis n. sp. 35, female, dorsal view; 36, female internal reproductive structures, lateral view; 37, Costa Rica, dorsal view; 38, copulatory fork and internal reproductive structures, ventral and lateral view, respectively.

FIGURES 39–42. Paragrallomyia quadrifurca n. sp. 39, female, dorsal view; 40, female internal reproductive structures, ventral view; 41, male, lateral view; 42, copulatory fork and internal reproductive structures, ventral and lateral view, respectively.

FIGURES 43–46. Paragrallomyia quaternaria n. sp. 43, female, dorsal view; 44, female internal reproductive structures, ventral view; 45, male, lateral view; 46, male internal reproductive structures, lateral view.

FIGURES 49–52. Paragrallomyia thiemei (Enderlein). 49, female, dorsal view; 50, female internal reproductive structures, ventral view; 51, male, Ecuador, lateral view; 52, copulatory fork and internal reproductive structures, ventral and lateral view, respectively.

FIGURES 53–56. Paragrallomyia vulpes (Cresson). 53, female, dorsal view; 54, female internal reproductive structures, ventral view; 55, male, dorsolateral view; 56, male, internal reproductive structures, lateral view.