Aethiopomyia williamsi (Snyder, 1951)
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeysw.926.49210 |
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Aethiopomyia williamsi (Snyder, 1951) |
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Aethiopomyia williamsi (Snyder, 1951) Figures 15-19 View Figures 1–19
Material examined.
2 ♀ of Lophomala anax Enderlein, 1927, nomen nudum (see Pont and Werner 2006: 20 for details)
Diagnosis.
Length of body. 12.0-14.0 mm (♀) Head. Fronto-orbital plate greyish brown Palpus dark brown. Thorax. Scutum brownish yellow, with a median silvery grey vitta, more visible pre-suturally. Scutellum light brown, paler at tip. Calypters and halteres fulvous brown. Legs. Brownish yellow; tarsi dark brown. Abdomen. Brownish yellow with a dark dorsal median vitta on tergites IV and V. Abdominal basal sternites hairy, others with numerous long, ventrally directed setae in ♂ (from the original description; ♂ not seen).
Note.
The species was keyed by Zumpt (1969). Zumpt (1969: 166) doubted if this species is specifically different from A. arguta , as, according to him, they differ only by the thicker setae on abdominal sternites in A. williamsi . More specimens must be examined to elucidate the specific status of the species.
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