Hendelia pterygion ( Caloren & Marshall , 1998 )

Lonsdale, Owen & Marshall, Stephen A., 2011, Revision of the New World Hendelia (Diptera: Clusiidae: Clusiodinae), Zootaxa 2748, pp. 1-17 : 13-15

Hendelia pterygion ( Caloren & Marshall, 1998)

( Figs 49–51 )

Clusiodes pterygion Caloren & Marshall 1998: 299 . Hendelia pterygion . Lonsdale & Marshall 2007: 147.

Diagnosis. Body length 4.3mm. Bristles black and vibrissa long and thick. Posterior fronto-orbital absent. Head yellow with inner surface of first flagellomere black, frons infuscated anteriorly, and ocellar tubercle and back of head above foramen brown. Scutum with brown medial stripe and scutellum yellow. Legs yellow with apical segment of tarsi brown. Wing with short anterodistal spot and small infuscation around r-m. Male terminalia as described for H. campa except surstylus flat with short rounded bristles evenly and densely clustered medially on inner surface, and phallapodeme evenly thick and rounded with base wide. Female unknown.

Distribution. Brazil (Rio de Janeiro).

Comments. The male holotype is the only known representative of this species. See comments for Hendelia campa .

Figures

FIGURES 33 – 58: Genitalic figures of Hendelia mirabilis (Frey) and those species described by Caloren & Marshall (1998). Figs 33 – 36: H. kinetrolicros (Caloren & Marshall); 33: male external components, left lateral; 34: surstylus, posterior surface; 35: hypandrial complex, left lateral; 36: female internal genitalia. Figs 37 – 40: H. mirabilis; 37: male external components, left lateral; 38: surstylus, posterior surface; 39: hypandrial complex, left lateral; 40: female internal genitalia. Figs 41 – 44: H. napo (Caloren & Marshall); 41: male external components, left lateral; 42: surstylus, posterior surface; 43: hypandrial complex, left lateral; 44: female internal genitalia. Figs 45 – 48: H. phrenzinus (Caloren & Marshall); 45: male external components, left lateral; 46: surstylus, posterior surface; 47: hypandrial complex, left lateral; 48: female internal genitalia. Figs 49 – 51: H. pterygion (Caloren & Marshall); 49: male external components, left lateral; 50: surstylus, posterior surface; 51: hypandrial complex, left lateral. Figs 52 – 54: H. stimulator (Caloren & Marshall); 52: male external components, left lateral; 53: surstylus, posterior surface; 54: hypandrial complex, left lateral. Figs 55 – 58: H. saopaulo (Caloren & Marshall); 55: male external components, left lateral; 56: surstylus, posterior surface; 57: hypandrial complex, left lateral; 58: female internal genitalia.