Empidideicus, Becker, 1907
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4722.4.4 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/F227879B-A05F-110D-58B2-B1D9FA5174F4 |
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Empidideicus |
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Key to species of the genus Empidideicus known from Iran
1- Occiput completely black............................................................................... 2
- Occiput completely yellow or with yellow spot laterally....................................................... 5
2- Mid coxa with sclerotized square flap like projection basolaterally............... E. legulicoxa Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
- Mid coxa without sclerotized square flap like projection basolaterally............................................ 3
3- Dorsal pattern on mesonotum orange...................................... E. aurantiacus Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
- Dorsal pattern on mesonotum brown, blackish brown or black.................................................. 4
4- Dorsum of mesonotum completely black, without longitudinal stripes; prescutellar area completely black...................................................................................... E. persicus Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
- Dorsum of mesonotum yellow with 3 black longitudinal stripes; prescutellar area completely yellow........................................................................................ E. greatheadi Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
5- Occiput completely yellow laterally....................................................................... 6
- Occiput black with yellow spot laterally............................... E. jirofti Gharali, Mogbeli & Fekrat sp. nov.
6- Prescutellar area completely yellow....................................................................... 9
- Prescutellar area with at least some brown or black colour adjacent to scutellum................................... 7
7- Prescutellar area completely brown or black; spermathecal reservoir subglobular, without any striation externally.................................................................................. E. unicus Gharali & Evenhuis, 2011
- Prescutellar area with narrow blackish brown stripe adjacent to scutellum and with yellow mark; spermathecal reservoir globular, at least basal half striated externally.................................................................... 8
8- Prescutellar area with a large quadrate yellow mark; spermathecal reservoir cylindrical, completely striated externally; furca u-shaped, gonostyli sickle-shaped, broad basally, with a small denticle, tapering suddenly to a curved, narrow, acute part apically........................................................... E. formosus Hakimian, Talebi & Gharali, 2014
- Prescutellar area with an oval yellow mark; spermathecal reservoir globular, only basal half striated externally; furca subtriangular with large concavity medially, gonostyli triangular, long, straight, without denticle basally.............................................................................. E. citridomus Gharali, Majnon Jahromi & Evenhuis, 2014
9- Vein R 4+5 curved upward, meeting costa at level of cua1; vein M 1+2 shorter than half of M 2 .................................................................................................. E. ebellicus Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
- Vein R 4+5 straight, meeting costa well beyond level of cua1; vein M 1+2 longer than half of M 2 ......................... 10
10- Second antennal flagellomere as long as or longer than first flagellomere; furca with well-sclerotized plates around genital orifice.................................................................. E. amicus Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
- second antennal flagellomere much shorter than first flagellomere; furca without sclerotized area around genital orifice........................................................................ E. matricarius Gharali & Evenhuis, 2010
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