Euhesma micans Hogendoorn & Leijs
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.520.6185 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/CD2BD7B3-F09C-4DD4-B953-EE4326804955 |
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Euhesma micans Hogendoorn & Leijs |
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Taxon classification Animalia Hymenoptera Colletidae
Euhesma micans Hogendoorn & Leijs sp. n. Figs 4 A–I, 5 A–E
Material examined.
Holotype: ♀, SAMA 32-03385, Bon Bon Station, South Australia, 30.5250°S, 135.5917°E, 27 October 2010, R. Leijs, on flowers of Acacia victoriae (SAMA). BOLD: AUSBS135-12. Paratype: ♂, SAMA 32-03386, same date and locality as holotype (SAMA). BOLD: AUSBS136-12.
Diagnosis.
Most like Euhesma leonora ; however this is the only species in which the frons above the antennae is shining, and the facial fovae are narrow and not curved towards the ocelli.
Description.
Female. Length approximately 4.5 mm; wing length approximately 3.1 mm. Head width 0.9 mm. Relative head measurements: width 50; length 64, clypeal length 17; lower interocular distance 32; upper interocular distance 33; interantennal distance 13; antennocular distance 5; interocellar distance 16; ocellocular distance 10. Anterior margin of clypeus truncate, upper margin slightly concave; other areas of clypeus and frons convex with depressions centrally, around the anterior ocelli and antennal implants; lower part of facial fovae broadened, upper part narrow, not bent towards ocelli; antennal scapes anteriorily flattened; malar space short; labial palp segments increasing in length in the order 2, 1, 3, 4. Clypeus and frons above antennae shiny with punctures wide apart; facial fovae, interocellar area and scutum with dense reticulation and dull.
Head black; antennae brown with flagella yellowish ventrally; labial palp segments 1,2 dark brown, segments 3, 4 light brown; legs yellowish with femora dark brown. First recurrent vein of forewing interstitial with first submarginal crossvein. Scattered long white hairs on frons, clypeus, antennal scapes, vertex, mandibles, posterior genae, sides of thorax, venter and gastral tergum 5.
Male. Length approximately 3.6 mm; wing length approximately 2.6 mm. Head width 0.8 mm. Relative head measurements: width 50; length 57, clypeal length 24; lower interocular distance 29; upper interocular distance 34; interantennal distance 10; antennocular distance 9; interocellar distance 14; ocellocular distance 10. Forewings and labial palps as in female; final three flagellar segments with indentations ventrally; inner hind tibial spur finely pectinate; frons above antennae shining with punctures wide apart. All labial segments dark; legs dark brown with fore tibia and all tarsae yellowish. Terminalia as in Fig. 5 A–E.
Etymology.
The specific name refers to the shiny frons.
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