Gondwanodromia, Sinclair & Saigusa, 2022
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https://doi.org/ 10.3853/j.2201-4349.74.2022.1797 |
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publication LSID |
lsid:zoobank.org:pub:58350A47-1E4C-4B31-A9C1-91159F363D35 |
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DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7175100 |
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persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/021487E7-3D38-FF88-0C9D-FF390D2FF82D |
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Felipe |
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scientific name |
Gondwanodromia |
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Key to species of Gondwanodromia
1 Coxae, halteres, postalar ridge and abdomen yellow [ Australia: Victoria] ............................................................................................................. G. lutea sp. nov.
—— Coxae, halteres, postalar ridge and abdomen pale brown and dark brown ................................................................................................................................. 2
2 Eyes with dense ommatrichia; male cercus with pair of spinelike apical setae directed posteriorly ( Fig. 10 View Figures 10–12 ) [ Australia: New South Wales] .............................................................................................. G. colomatta sp. nov.
—— Eyes bare or with very sparse ommatrichia; male cercus without spine-like apical setae ................................................................................................................ 3
3 Scutum with shiny vittae between rows of dorsocentral and acrostichal setae ( Fig. 47 View Figures 43–47 ) [ New Zealand] ................................................................................. 4
—— Scutum without shiny vittae ...................................................................................................... 5
4 Scutellum with strong marginal setae; basal costal seta slender ( Fig. 47 View Figures 43–47 ); wing length 3.8 mm or longer; epandrium prolonged beyond base of surstylus in lateral view ( Fig. 49 View Figures 48–49 ) ............................................ G. wardi sp. nov.
—— Scutellum with spine-like setae; basal costal seta spine-like; wing length less than 3.8 mm; epandrium not prolonged beyond base of surstylus in lateral view ( Fig. 17 View Figures 17–18 ) ................................................... G. elongata sp. nov.
5 Male and female mid femur swollen and mid tibia geniculate at base ( Figs 13 View Figures 13–16 , 44 View Figures 43–47 ) [ New Zealand] ............................................................................................. 6
—— Male and female mid femur not swollen ( Fig. 37 View Figures 37–40 ); if male mid femur swollen, then mid tibia not geniculate at base ................................................................ 7
6 Wing length 4.5 mm or longer; epandrial lobe tapered apically, extending well beyond epandrium; surstylus broader than epandrial lobe, with truncate apex ( Fig. 14 View Figures 13–16 ) ............................................... G. femorata sp. nov.
—— Wing length less than 4.5 mm; epandrial lobe digitiform, broad apically, extending only partially beyond epandrium; surstylus more slender than epandrial lobe, with tapered apex ( Fig. 43 View Figures 43–47 ) .................. G. tongariro sp. nov.
7 Antennal stylus nearly as long as postpedicel ( Fig. 37 View Figures 37–40 ); scutal setae outstandingly strong [ New Zealand] ................................................. G. mutabilis (Collin)
—— Antennal stylus very short, much shorter than postpedicel or not distinguishable from elongate postpedicel ( Figs 5 View Figures 5–9 , 30 View Figures 30–33 , 38 View Figures 37–40 ); scutal setae not unusually strong ............................................................................................... 8
8 South America [ Argentina] ............................................................................. G. mikae sp. nov.
—— Australia [females beyond this couplet not readily distinguished] .............................................. 9
9 Coxae with dark pruinescence basally, similar to thoracic pleura ( Figs 38, 39 View Figures 37–40 ) ............................................................................................................................ 10
—— Coxae pale brown to bright yellow ( Fig. 5 View Figures 5–9 ), distinctly paler than thoracic pleura ......................................................................................................................... 11
10 Male mid femur swollen; male fore tibia without anteroventral spine-like apical seta; epandrium rounded, not divided laterally ( Fig. 41 View Figures 41–42 ) [Tasmania] ................................................................................. G. tasmanica sp. nov .
—— Male mid femur not swollen; male fore tibia with anteroventral spine-like apical seta; epandrium deeply divided laterally forming anterior and posterior halves ( Fig. 40 View Figures 37–40 ) [New South Wales] ............................................................................................................ G. thredbo sp. nov.
11 Male mid tibia swollen near apex; epandrium inflated laterally; anterior surstylus rod-like [New South Wales] ( Fig. 6 View Figures 5–9 ) ............................... G. bulbosa sp. nov .
—— Male mid tibia not swollen near apex; epandrium not inflated laterally; anterior surstylus broad, forked [Tasmania] ( Fig. 48 View Figures 48–49 ) ................... G. tonnoiri sp. nov.
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