New species of Eupsilocephala Kröber from Australia (Diptera: Therevidae) Author Winterton, Shaun L. text Zootaxa 2006 1372 17 25 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.174950 1d28c92c-13c1-4d8e-a8af-07a76cd3cf85 1175-5326 174950 Eupsilocephala sulphurea sp. nov. Holotype Female, AUSTRALIA : QUEENSLAND: Tamborine Mountain, W.H. Davidson (MEI33876) ( QMBA ).

Diagnosis
Body glossy orange-brown,	not	metallic;	wing	with	pale	orange	suffusion	only;	head
and scutal macrosetae black.

Description Female: Body length: ca. 7.0 mm. Head . Frons slightly concave medially, width much wider than ocellar tubercle at narrowest point; head dark orange, overlain with sparse grey pubescence; eye ommatidia uniform size throughout eye; ocellar tubercle raised, black, overlain with sparse grey pubescence admixed with dark setae; occiput convex, dark orange, overlain with sparse silver pubescence, multiple rows of black postocular setae; gena orange, overlain with silver pubescence admixed with elongate setae; palp and labellum orange, covered with dark setae; antenna orange, darker apically, flagellum dark brown, overlain with sparse grey pubescence, antennal length shorter than head, scattered, dark setae on scape and pedicel. FIGURE 2. Eupsilocephala albodorsalis sp. nov. , Male genitalia: A, epandrium, dorsal view; B, tergite 8, dorsal view; C, gonocoxites lateral view; D, same, ventral view; E, sternite 8, ventral view; F, aedeagus, lateral view; G, same, dorsal view. Abbreviations: c , cercus; d , distiphallus; da , dorsal apodeme of parameral sheath; ea , ejaculatory apodeme; ga , gonocoxal apodeme; gp , gonocoxal process; gs , gonostylus; h , hypandrium; igp , inner gonocoxal process; lea , lateral ejaculatory apodeme; va , ventral apodeme of parameral sheath; vl , ventral lobe. Scale line= 0.5 mm. Thorax . Thorax glossy orange-brown, scutum overlain with sparse grey pubescence, admixed with short dark setae, scutal macrosetae black, two black dorsocentral stripes along length of scutum; scutellum glossy orange; pleuron with elongate dark setae on proepisternum, anepisternum, katepisternum and katatergite; sparse grey-pubescence on meron, metanepisternum and posterior margin of katepisternum; coxae orange, overlain with sparse grey pubescence, admixed with dark setae on anterolateral surfaces of mid and fore coxae, lateral surface of hind coxa; legs brown, hind femur pale orange-brown; numerous short dark setae on femora; wing (damaged) pale orange; venation orange; haltere orange, knob pale; scutal chaetotaxy (pairs): np, 4; sa, 1; pa, 2; dc, 3; sc, 2. Abdomen . Bulbous, tapering abruptly, glossy orange-brown, covered with short dark setae; terminalia dark. Female Genitalia . Not dissected. Male. Unknown.

Etymology
The specific epithet	is	derived	from	the	Latin:	sulphurea ,	yellow-orange;	referring	to
the orange body colour.

Comments Eupsilocephala sulphurea sp. nov. is the only orange coloured species in the genus and is smaller in body size to the other species. It is known only from a single, poorly preserved female specimen from Tamborine Mountain in south-eastern Queensland.