Peradon bispina (Hull)
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Peradon bispina (Hull) Figs 37 View Figures 36–47 , 128 View Figures 119–128 , 171-173 View Figures 171–176 , 271 View Figures 268–273
Microdon bispina Hull, 1943: 707. Holotype ♂: Brazil, São Paulo (NHMUK) [examined]; Thompson et al. 1976: 64.
Peradon bispina (Hull): Reemer and Ståhls 2013a: 145.
Studied type specimens.
Brazil • 1 ♂, holotype of Microdon bispina Hull; São Paulo; H.W. Bates leg.; NHMUK. Label 1 (small, round, red-bordered): "Holo- / type"; label 2: "S. / Paulo"; label 3: "Holotype / Microdon / bispina / Hull". Hull (1943) notes that the specimen was collected by H.W. Bates.
Additional specimens.
Brazil • 1 ♂; Manaus, Amazonas; 13 May 1967; Y. Sedman leg.; CNC.
Diagnosis.
Body length 8.5-11.5 mm. A small, slender, black species of the bidens group, of which only males are known. The wings are infuscate and there is a narrow yellow marking on cell r4+5 between the apical part of the vena spuria and vein M posterior to it ( Fig. 37 View Figures 36–47 ). This separates the species from similar species, in which the yellow wing marking is either absent or situated in a different part of the wing.
Notes.
In the holotype, the head of a species belonging to a different microdontine genus has been glued to the specimen: it is too large and of uncharacteristic shape for Peradon (lateral oral margin not produced). The specimen from Manaus is considerably smaller (8.5 mm) than the holotype from Sao Paulo (11.5 mm). The specimens are considered conspecific because of the otherwise striking similarities in morphology and colouration.
Distribution.
Known from Manaus and São Paulo in Brazil.
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