Hypselothyrea fascipennis DE MEIJERE, 1906

Papp, L., 2003, New Species And Records Of Hypselothyrea De Meijere (Diptera, Drosophilidae), Acta Zoologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 49 (4), pp. 271-294 : 277-278

Hypselothyrea fascipennis DE MEIJERE, 1906

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DE MEIJERE 1906: 194.

Material studied: 2 males ( HNHM): India, Anamalai Hills , Tamil Nadu, No. 318, 31. III. 1980, leg . TOPÁL; 1 female ( MHNG): INDIA, [Madras] Palni Hills , 23 km E de Kodaikanal, 15-XI–1972, 1200 m, BESUCHET – LÖBL – MUSSARD, No. 29.

The types were thought to be lost, but de JONG (2000) found one of the syntypes in the Berlin Museum. OKADA (1980) keyed also this species correctly, contrary to the situation that he did not have specimens with him. In order to facilitate identifications in the future, I made two figures on male genitalia. I was able to seeonlyonepair(ratherstrong,thick)ofsetaeonparameres( Fig.6 ),phallusrather robust, broad apically; surstylus ( Fig. 5 ) with 9 prensisetae and additional thick setae, which emerge on the medial surface.

10 = oviscapt, sublateral view. Scale bars: 0.1 mm ( Fig. 7 ), 0.1 mm ( Figs 8–10 )

Figures

Figs 2–6. 2–4 = Hypselothyrea deficiens sp. n.: 2 = oviscapt, sublateral view, 3 = apex of epandrium and surstylus, broadest extension, 4 = hypandrium and genitalia, ventral view. 5–6 = H. fascipennis DE MEIJERE: 5 = surstylus, broadest extension, 6 = hypandrium and genitalia, ventral view. Scale

Figs 7–10. Terminalia of Hypselothyrea guttata DUDA: 7 = apex of epandrium, cercus and surstylus, broadest extension (subventral view), 8 = hypandrium and genitalia, ventral view, 9 = spermatheca,