Styringomyia paulista Alexander, 1946
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Styringomyia paulista Alexander, 1946 |
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Styringomyia paulista Alexander, 1946 View in CoL
Styringomyia paulista Alexander, 1946: 7 View in CoL (description); 9, Figure 8 View FIGURES 8 9 (male terminalia).
MATERIAL EXAMINED. Holotype. Male, Brazil, São Paulo, Juquiá (24º48S, 47º36W), 300 m, February 22, 1941, Travassos ( MZUSP). Part of specimen pinned; terminalia mounted in plastic slide pinned with the specimen. Allotype. Female, same data of holotype ( USNM).
DESCRIPTION. Dimensions. See Table I. Morphology. Ninth sternite: narrowing gradually toward tip. Tenth tergite ( Fig 21 View FIGURES 18 25 ): posterior margin slightly trilobulate. Gonocoxite ( Fig. 30 View FIGURE 30 ): conical, narrowing gradually toward tip; relatively short and stout hairs along distal parts of medial margin to apex; other hairs slender, the longest along lateral margin, the shortest proximally on medial margin. Gonostylus ( Fig. 13 View FIGURES 10 13 ): almost as long as broad, with four extensions; extension I ( Fig. 13 View FIGURES 10 13 , I) strongly sclerotized, bearing three apical spinelike hairs; extension II ( Fig. 13 View FIGURES 10 13 , II) longer than the others, strongly sclerotized at apex, bearing a short subapical spinelike hair; extensions III and IV ( Fig. 13 View FIGURES 10 13 , III and IV) approximately triangular in shape, similar in length; slender hairs concentrated near base of extensions III and IV and near the center of the medial face of gonostylus. Aedeagal sheath: with two lateral lobes, the most dorsal rounded, the most ventral longer than broad, oblique in position; details of dorsal crest ventral branches not visible in the available material. Female cercus ( Fig 8 View FIGURES 8 9 ): narrowing abruptly toward tip; ventral margin gently curved, not constricted.
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Styringomyia paulista Alexander, 1946
Ribeiro, Guilherme Cunha 2003 |
Styringomyia paulista
Alexander 1946: 7 |