Ceriomydas Williston
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.154004 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5670848 |
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Ceriomydas Williston |
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Genus Ceriomydas Williston View in CoL
Oeriomydas Williston, 1898: 58. Type-species, fraudulentus Williston View in CoL (orig. des.).
The original description is as follows:
"Like Mydas J but the abdomen as in Ceria or Oonops . The abdomen is pedunculate, much narrower at the base, broadly expanded and acuminate distally; the first two segments are tapering, the third cylindrical, with parallel sides, and nearly twice as long as wide; the fifth segment is as broad as the thorax, whence the abdomen tapers to a point. The face is more produced downwards than in Mydas ) and the labella are larger. There is a marginal cross-vein in the wings, and the hind tibiae are spurred".
In the description of [raudulentue Williston stated "lamella (antennal club) altogether about three-fourths the length of the third joint. - Length 27 mm.".
"One specimen (~), Chapada, Brazil (H. H. Smith). This specimen shows a remarkable mimicry of certain ones of Oonops occurring in the same region".
The female abdomen is narrowed basally in a few species of Mydas . This is probably most evident in Mydas tricinctus Bellardi ; in dorsal view tergite 3 is one and one-half times as broad as long.
A photograph of Oeriomydas irouduientus Williston was published by Williston (1908: 18, fig. 3), and Curran (1934: 480). The genus is known only from the type, which could not be located.
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