Psychodini Newman, 1834
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3986.1.6 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6116589 |
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Diagnosis. Flagellomeres nodiform except the apical 2–4, which are globular and diminutive; ascoids with two anterior branches and one posterior branch (in some species with one or three anterior branches); fourth palpomere fully sclerotized, not striated; anepisternum with large anterior spiracle; anepimeron rectangular or triangular; Sc thickened relative to other wing veins, terminating before origin of R5 and not connecting apically to any other wing veins. R5 terminating in wing apex; wing membrane with or without setae, with one or two costal breaks; aedeagus symmetrical or asymmetrical, distiphallus without distally jointed elements; one or two parameres present in most species, arising from dorsal margin of gonocoxal condyles, often connected to distiphallus and ventral epandrial plate, moveable in the mediolateral (horizontal) plane; surstyli with one to several spatulate tenacula in a single row distally (in Trichopsychoda Tonnoir with complex subapical tenacula present as well).
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