Robber flies of South Korea — II. South Korean species of the Subfamily Asilinae Latreille, 1802 (Diptera, Asilidae) Author Young, Charles L. text Zootaxa 2006 1132 1 30 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.171900 8aa3eeaf-16f9-4873-9a41-c364014ae96a 1175­5326 171900 Philonicus albiceps ( Meigen, 1820 ) ( Figs 12 , 25 , 47, 48 & 66 ) Asilus albiceps Meigen 1820 Meigen (1820: 312) . Small gray flies, 14–19mm . Legs entirely black. Epandrial lobes with a distinct mediodorsal tooth ( Fig. 12 ). Gonostylus arched ventrally and apex widely rounded ( Fig. 25 ). Aedeagus short, truncated, apex trifid ( Figs. 47, 48 ). Ovipositor with distinct strong dorsal spines and smaller ventral spines ( Fig. 66 ). Head: Mystax with long white hair; face black and white tomentose; strong black postocular bristles. Thorax: Chaetotaxy with 1 weak posthumeral; 2 notopleural; 1–2 supraalar; 2 postalar; 2–4 dorsocentral bristles. Scutellum gray pollinose with sparse short black hair; suctellar margin with 2 strong bristles and row of sparse yellow hair. Pleurae gold/gray tomentose with sparse white and yellow hair. Legs: Black with yellow and black hair and bristles. Wings: Darkly tinged on posterior margin. Abdomen: Gray integument with short black medial hair and lateral yellow hair. Distinct lateral marginal bristles on all tergites. Male sternite 8 reduced. Epandrial lobe with a distinct medio­dorsal tooth, posterior half of lobe curving medially enclosing an open circular space ( Fig. 12 ). Female ovipositor with distinct strong dorsal spines on cercus and weaker ventral spines ( Fig. 66 ). South Korean distribution. Ch’ungch’ ǒ ngnam­Do Province. Chungnam. Kŭmsan. Yangsan­Myon. (no coordinates available). Kang­won­Do Province. Chunch’ŏn­Shi. Namsan­Myon. Kangchon. 37°42’40”N , 127°35’26”E . Material examined. 3ɗ, 5Ψ: 30/VI/2002 , P. Tripotin coll., Ch’ungch’ŏngnam­Do Province, Chungnam. Kŭmsan. Yangsan­Myon, Along river bed; 1ɗ: 12/VI/2004 , Kang won Do Province, Ch’unch’ŏn­Shi, Namsan­Myon, Kangchon. Field notes: Philonicus albiceps was collected along river banks on loosely scattered stones.