Coniceromyia pilipleura Borgmeier
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Coniceromyia pilipleura Borgmeier |
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Coniceromyia pilipleura Borgmeier View in CoL
( Figs. 109–112 View FIGURES 109 – 112 , 178 View FIGURES 174 – 190 , 230 View FIGURES 227 – 238 , 297 View FIGURES 294 – 297 )
Coniceromyia pilipleura Borgmeier, 1962: 77 View in CoL . Refs.: Borgmeier 1963a: 88, fig. 86.
Diagnosis (male). Wing vein costa long, about half of the wing length, swollen at apex; wing without long ventral microtrichia; M2 sinuous and CuA1 almost straight.
Material examined. Holotype ♂, USA: Florida: Sebring , 31.viii.1942, C .T. Parsons col. (MCZ). Paratype: 1♂, USA: Texas: Brownsville , 8.iv.1945, D. Hardy col. ( USNM). Additional material : COSTA RICA : 2♂, Puntarenas: Coopemarti , 8.63ºN, 83.47ºW, ii.1991, Malaise trap, 30 m, P. Hanson col. ( LACM) GoogleMaps ; 1♂, Alajuela: Los Chiles , 10.4ºN, 84.33ºW, iii.1990, Malaise trap, 300m, P. Hanson col. ( LACM) GoogleMaps ; 1♂, Guanacaste : Santa Rosa National Park, 10.95ºN, 85.62ºW, 27.ix–18.x.1986, Malaise trap, I. Gauld & D. Janzen col. ( LACM); HONDURAS GoogleMaps : 1♂, Olancho: Catacamas , 15.83ºN, 85.85ºW, 9.vi.1995, Malaise trap, 600 m, R. Cordero col. ( LACM) GoogleMaps ; PANAMA: 1♂, Divisa , 3.viii.1961, D . Novas col. ( MZSP); USA: 1♂, Florida: Sebring , 24.viii.1942, C . T. Parsons col. (MZSP); 1♂, Missouri, Wayne Co., Williamsville , 15–30.vi.1988, Malaise trap, J. Becker col. ( LACM) ; 1♂ same but viii.1988; 2♂, same but vii.1987.
Hypopygium description ( Figs. 109–112 View FIGURES 109 – 112 ). Hypopygium light brown. Epandrium extensively covered with microtrichia, with small proximal lateral areas bare; epandrial dorsal suture absent, left suture present. Left epandrial process dorsally setose, with apex setulose, and subepandrial group of about four large setae near base. Right epandrial projection with few subepandrial setulae. Hypoproct with four setae. Right lobe of hypandrium without projections.
Geographical distribution. Costa Rica, Honduras, Panama and United States.
Comments. The hypopygium of Coniceromyia pilipleura is nearly identical to that of C. sakaii . Both species have a characteristic (possibly apomorphic) wing venation, a thick anteroapical process of the foremetatarsus, and small foretibia dorsal setae. The long and swollen costal vein is a feature also shared by C. sakaii , C. cubensis and C. laticosta .
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Coniceromyia pilipleura Borgmeier
| Ament, Danilo César & Amorim, Dalton De Souza 2016 |
Coniceromyia pilipleura
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| Borgmeier 1962: 77 |