Chrysotus ciliatus (BECKER) Capellari & Amorim, 2014

Capellari, Renato Soares & Amorim, Dalton De Souza, 2014, New combinations and synonymies for Neotropical species of Diaphorinae (Diptera: Dolichopodidae), Beiträge Zur Entomologie = Contributions to Entomology 64 (2), pp. 375-381 : 378

Chrysotus ciliatus (BECKER) , comb. n.

Diaphorus ciliatus BECKER, 1922: 165

Chrysotus superbiens (PARENT), 1931: 11 , comb. n. ( Diaphorus ) et syn. n.

Examined material: Chrysotus ciliatus (BECKER) , comb. n.: HOLOTYPE , “Peru-Meshagua | 9.10.03 | Urubambafl.” [dark green label]; “ Diaphorus | ciliatus Beck. | det. Becker” [white label]; “” [sic, white label]; “Typus | Diaphorus | ciliatus Beck. ” [red label]; “ ciliatus | Beck. ” [handwritten, white label]; “ SYNTYPUS | des. U. Kallweit | 1993” [orange label]; “ Chrysotus | ciliatus | (Becker) HOLOTYPE | Capellari & Amorim 2014” [red label].

Chrysotus superbiens ( PARENT) , comb. n.: HOLOTYPE , “Peru- 150m | 25.11.03 | Pachitea-Münd.” [dark green label]; “Typus | Diaphorus | superbiens | Par. ” [red label]; “ Diaphorus | superbiens n. sp. | O. Parent ” [white label]; “ SYNTYPUS | des. U. Kallweit | 1993” [orange label]; “ Chrysotus | superbiens | (Parent) HOLOTYPE | Capellari & Amorim 2014” [red label].

Remarks: Chrysotus ciliatus , comb. n. and C. superbiens , comb. n., both described from Peru, showed no conspicuous differences and therefore are regarded as synonyms. The species can be recognized by the approximated eyes on the frons, acrostichals in a single row, legs, except coxae and apices of tarsi, yellow, short anterior ciliation on hind tibia, and two claws in all legs.