Systematic revision of the fruit fly genus Carpophthoromyia Austen (Diptera, Tephritidae)
Author
Meyer, Marc De
text
Zootaxa
2006
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journal article
10.5281/zenodo.172780
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172780
Key to the species of the genus
Carpophthoromyia
1. Anterior margin of wing completely dark brown coloured; no hyaline indentations in or near cell c or near apical part of vein R1 (
Figs. 7, 8
)................................................ 2
Anterior margin of wing with hyaline spots or indentations in cell c and/or near apical part of vein R1 (
Figs. 1–6
,
9–12
) .................................................................................. 3
2. Wing with inverted Vband and Sband linked in middle of cell r4+5 (
Fig. 7
); apical brown scutellar spot extending beyond apical scutellar setae
.........................
dimidiata
Wing with inverted Vband and Sband not touching in middle of cell r4+5, at most, Sband with subapical tooth (
Fig. 8
); apical scutellar spot absent, or reduced to small ventroapical spot not extending beyond apical scutellar setae ............................
vittata
3. Anterior margin of wing with hyaline triangular indentation near junction of vein C with apical part of vein R1, extending posteriorly to vein R4+5 or beyond, cell c with or without hyaline patches (
Figs. 1–6
,
9
) ......................................................................... 4
Anterior margin of wing without hyaline triangular indentation near junction of vein C with apical part of vein R1;cell c largely hyaline, extending posteriorly at least to cell bm (
Figs. 10–12
) ......................................................................................................... 15
4. Scutellum white or yellowwhite, with at most a single black apical spot not extending beyond apical scutellar setae ....................................................................................... 5
Scutellum partly white or yellowwhite, with three separate or joined dark apical spots, touching base of apical and basal scutellar setae ............................................... 7
5. Anterior wing margin with cell c completely brown coloured, no hyaline areas ..........
.........................................................................................................................
nigribasis
Anterior wing margin with cell c hyaline with brown patches .................................. 6
6. Fore femur reddish brown in both sexes ...........................................................
procera
Fore femur completely yellow in male, brown with anterior part at least partly yellow in female .........................................................................................................
scutellata
7. In dorsal view scutellar spots visible, occupying at least apical fourth (up to apical half) of scutellum ......................................................................................................... 8
In dorsal view scutellum white, scutellar spots not visible and restricted to ventral sur
face ............................................................................................................................. 10
8. Inverted Vband not touching Sband (
Fig. 1
) .......................................
debeckeri
sp.n.
Inverted Vband touching Sband in cell R4+5 (
Figs. 2, 3
,
5
) ....................................... 9
9. Inverted Vband and Sband largely fused in cell dm (Figs. 2,3) .....................
litterata
Inverted Vband and Sband clearly separated in cell dm, at most touching in basal part of cell cu2 near vein A1+Cu2 (
Fig. 5
) ................................................................
speciosa
10. Frons with longitudinal brown band running from ocellar triangle to antennal base 11
Frons without such longitudinal band ...........................................................
tessmanni
11. Two frontal setae; scutum with transverse band of silvery setulae along transverse suture
.........................................................................................................
virgata
sp.n.
Three frontal setae, scutum completely covered with dark setulae, no silvery transverse band .................................................................................................................. 12
12. Distinct yellow fasciae present on transverse suture ........................
flavofasciata
sp.n.
Without distinct yellow fasciae present on transverse suture, at most a slightly paler region .......................................................................................................................... 13
13. Distance between posterior frontal and anterior orbital setae longer or equal to distance between anterior and posterior orbital setae. Male, epandrium heartshaped in posterior view; posterior lobe of lateral surstylus elongated and distinctly curved; medial surstylus at apex rounded (
Fig. 34
) ...........................................................
dividua
sp.n.
Distance between posterior frontal and anterior orbital setae shorter than distance between anterior and posterior orbital setae. Male terminalia (if male sex known), epandrium rounded in posterior view; posterior lobe of lateral surstylus elongated and almost straight; medial surstylus at apex pointed (fig. 35) ........................................ 14
14. Female aculeus simply pointed, without protuberances (
Fig. 24
)
..............
pseudotritea
Female aculeus flattened with protuberances (male unknown) (
Fig. 29
)
radulata
sp.n.
15. Postpronotal lobe completely white coloured, contrasting distinctly with dark coloration of scutum ....................................................................................
schoutedeni
sp.n.
Postpronotal lobe pale brown coloured, only slightly paler than ground colour of scutum ........................................................................................................................16
16. Wing with inverted Vband divided in two parts (
Fig. 10
) ..................
interrupta
sp.n.
Wing with inverted Vband continuous, not interrupted (
Fig. 12
) .......................
tritea