The Palaearctic species of the Pegomya terminalis species group (Diptera: Anthomyiidae), with descriptions of two new species Author Michelsen, Verner text Zootaxa 2008 1781 31 46 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.274299 2c96ce04-c14f-4f7b-8714-885b380e97b1 1175-5326 274299 Pegomya skulei Michelsen , sp. nov. Figs. 32–37 . Etymology. The present species is named after Bjarne Skule, a Danish lepidopterist who collected the only known specimen. Description. Male. Small (WL 3.7mm; n=1). Externally indiscernible from P. terminalis except for wholly blackish ground colour of head, body and appendages. Even terminalia ( Figs. 32–37 ) in most respects very similar to P. terminalis apart from shape and vestiture of surstyli which are diagnostic in respect to very short and sharply pointed meso-distal process ( Fig. 34 ) and, as seen in profile ( Fig. 35 ), in shape of mesobasal laminate process, and fewer but stronger ventro-basal setulae. Female. Unknown. Material examined. GREECE [ holotype , ZMUC ]: Laconia: SW Monemvassia, 1 male 1–7.iv.1983 (B. Skule). The holotype shows signs of having been retrieved from a light trap. Distribution. Known only by the holotype from southern Peloponnese.