Dipsomyia spinifera, Bezzi, 1909
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https://doi.org/ 10.5852/ejt.2019.521 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3489104 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A6B675-FFF3-FFF9-00DB-D0C2FCD0B47E |
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Plazi |
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Dipsomyia spinifera |
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Material examined of Dipsomyia spinifera
Holotype
CHILE • ♀; [Quillota]; [1000 m a.s.l.]; 22 Sep. 1902; W. Schnuse leg.; MTD.
Description
Eyes bare ( Fig 7A View Fig ); males dichoptic ( Sinclair 1999). Scape with setae; postpedicel tapering; stylus tapering. Epipharyngal blades and ventroapical comb present. Postgena bare or with setae, not spine like ( Fig. 7A View Fig ). Prosternum separated from proepisternum forming an isolated sclerite ( Fig. 7D View Fig ); laterotergite with setae. Stout spine like setae on anterior face of fore coxa present; spine like setae on inner ventral margin of fore trochanter absent; tubercle on fore coxa absent ( Fig. 7D View Fig ); male fore tarsal claws present.
In wings, costal bristle present; subcosta reaching costa; R 4+5 branched; CuA straight ( Fig. 9B View Fig ). Females: tergite 10 divided medially. Males: postgonites as fused processes from hypandrium; ventral surstylus
position apical; apex of phallus membranous ( Sinclair 1999).
Distribution
The only known species in this genus is endemic to Chile.
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