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DIAGNOSIS: Distinguished from the
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species by the ocellar setae lying outside of the ocellar triangle; lack of inner vertical setae; base of arista slightly dorsal to apex of basal flagellomere (vs. on apex); face with smaller pair of setae lateral to vibrissae; vein R
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slightly shorter (0.28× wing length, vs. 0.40×). Based on unique male specimen.
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DESCRIPTION:
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[(Seen largely in just dorsal view), total width ca.
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. Eyes of male dichoptic, widely separated (
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near middle of frons); mesal margins diverging posterioad; dorsoventral facets undifferentiated; eye completely bare, fine setae lacking. Frons: Broad, without median furrow; pair of well-developed inclinate interfrontals present, bases very close to bases of antennae; distance between interfrontals approximately equal to that of ocellars. One pair of fronto-orbital setae present, slightly lateroclinate and reclinate; setal base very close to inner margin of eye. Interfrontal, fronto-orbital, and ocellar seta approximately equal in length. Ocellar setae reclinate and slightly lateroclinate, bases situated lateral to anterior ocellus, not within ocellar triangle. Inner vertical setae apparently lacking; outer vertical setae lateroclinate, length ca. 1.3× that of fronto-orbital. Postocellar setae lacking. Row of 34 stiff, inclinate postoccipital setae present on each side. Pair of large, projecting facial vibrissae present; vibrissae slightly larger than orbitals; slightly smaller seta lateral to vibrissa.
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Porrect; scape small, cylindrical, bare; pedicel slightly conical, asymmetrical, distal rim with fine setulae (especially mesal margin), pedicel without conus (visible through cleared cuticle); basal flagellomere short, slightly asymmetrical and short, with fine setulae; base of arista situated slightly dorsal to apex of basal flagellomere; arista with two articles, basal one minute and ringlike, arista overall long and virtually bare, very faintly microsetulose, length ca.
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(base of antenna
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).
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not visible; oral margin protruding slightly.
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Fairly long, ca.
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, ca.
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at deepest portion; dorsally (scutum) bristly, flattened posteriad; subscutellum and anatergite not exposed. Acrostichals and dorsocentrals long, suberect, in rows extending entire length of scutum; acrostichals in two rows of 910 setae each (anterior setae thicker); row of slightly longer dorsocentrals lateral to this, posterior dorsocentrals more than 2× length of anterior ones. Pleural area obscured, sutures not visible, devoid of setae. Postpronotal lobe with 3 fine, long setae; notopleural area with 2 long, fine setae. Prescutellum absent; apex of scutellum slightly upraised; two pairs of scutellar setae, one apical pair (upright and cruciate), one subapical pair.
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Fairly slender, width 0.42× the length, length
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, apex slightly pointed; overall faintly fuscous, membrane entirely covered with minute microtrichia; no pterostigma. No setae on any veins except C; large prehumeral costal seta absent. Costal vein terminating at apex of R
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, having row of ca. 25 long spinules on leading edge, no setae or spinules on lateral surface. Sc short, apically evanescent. R
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very short, 0.28× the wing length; R
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slightly sinuate, 0.82× length of wing; R
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ends at pointed apex of wing, this vein distinctly thicker than others; M veins very faint, forked, length of fork 0.52× length of wing, stem of fork very faint, grading basally to nebulous; CuA
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complete, reaching wing margin, slightly curved; cell bm not apparent, cell cup faint (M margin nebulous); vein A
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present but incomplete. Crossvein br-m, bm-cu, and dm-cu absent; anal lobe present but small, with marginal fringe of ca. 12 fine, long setae; alula absent.
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Male protarsomeres lacking denticles; metatarsomeres lacking rows of pali- sade setae; pulvillus well developed, empodium setiform; metabasitarsomere slightly expanded in width, broader than any other tarsomeres, slightly shorter than metatarsomere 2. Apex of tibia with pair of short, stout, curved, spinelike setae on ventral margin; dorsal margin with erect, fine preapical seta.
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Abdominal muscle plaques apparently absent; spiracles not observable; six large tergites visible (including epandrium); segmentation of basal tergites not visible.
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Well developed, ventroflexed; cercus terminal; epandrium tucked ventrally, with comb of ca. 10 fine setae on medial margin; two rows of setae forming basketlike structure; surstylus not visible (possibly absent). Phallus short, terminal, spinelike.
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Unknown.
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SPECIMENS EXAMINED:
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, male,
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Bu-SE15, from mid-Cretaceous of northern
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,
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.
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in
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.
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excellent condition.
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