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DIAGNOSIS: A medium-sized (thorax length
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), brownish yellow species; frontal vitta darker (orange) than surrounding portions of front (yellowish); prescutellars consistently ≤ ca. 0.5× posterior dorsocentrals, no lateral pair; basal scutellar setae parallel; aedeagus of moderate thickness (length 5.5× the width), with significant curvature in lateral view; distiphallus large, bulbous, length 0.5× that of aedeagal shaft; surstylus with 89 short prensisetae, ventral setae of surstylus not sclerotized, two of these setae stout, spinelike; surstylus virtually bare of microtrichia; hypandrium trapezoidal, base broad.
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FIG. 15. Variation in the distinctive female terminalia of
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Grimaldi
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Oviscapts in lateral view, also showing details of posterior end. Note how oviscapt pegs 13 and ≥13 have been lost.
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Oviscapts in ventral view.
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Spermathecae. A, D, G to same scale. Refer to text for specimen numbers.
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DESCRIPTION: Male: Head: Frontal length
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; frontal index (not measureable). Ocellar triangle barely raised above rest of front, dark brown between ocelli, anterior tip extended to about 0.6× the frontal length. Orbital setae dark brown, slightly brassy (not black), or1:or3 ratio 1.0, or2:or1 ratio 0.54, postocellar setae small 0.37×, ocellar setae 0.62× frontal length, bases of ocellar setae lying just outside tangent between median and lateral ocelli; postocellars slightly crossed at tips; vt index 1.0. Ocellar triangle and fronto-orbital plate dull, ochraceous yellow; frontal vitta darker, bronze, slightly shiny and finely striate. Vibrissal index 0.47. Face same color as most of dull parts of front, carina edge slightly lighter. Carina narrow, short, edge flattened, without sulcus. Cheek index 0.10. Eye index 1.36. Occiput light brown. Antenna with pedicel same color as frontal vitta, flagellomere 1 lighter; arista with 4 dorsal and 2 ventral branches, plus short terminal fork. Proboscis and clypeus slightly darker than face/front; palps lighter, each with one apical and one subapical seta.
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Thorax length
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). Scutum ochraceous, dull; 68 irregular rows of acrostichal setulae. One pair of prescutellar setae, about 0.52× the length of posterior dorsocentral setae; setae lateral to prescutellars not differentiated from acrostichals; h index 0.84. Transverse/longitudinal distances of dorsocentral setae (dc index) (not measureable). Scutellum slightly lighter than scutum; basal scutellars parallel, apical scutellars crossing for ca. 0.5× their length; scut index 0.88. Pleura about same color as scutum (slightly darker dorsally), sterno index 0.86. Halter light, yellowish. Legs light, without darker/infuscate areas.
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Wing hyaline, veins yellowish, length
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, length to width ratio 2.21. Indices: C, 2.32; ac, 2.20; hb, 0.66, 4-C, 1.02; 4V, 1.76; 5x, 1.41; M, 0.56. Subcostal section of C with strong spinules on apical half only, wing tip rounded, vein R
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nearly straight (not slightly sinuous).
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<paragraph id="EC16BC33E912FFB8FF1CFD41FE44FCA4" blockId="32.[120,1225,225,1745]" pageId="32" pageNumber="33">Abdomen overall light ochraceous yellow, posterior margins of tergites faintly diffuse brown graded into lighter color.</paragraph>
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Female: General morphology similar to males. Measurements based on dissected
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): Frontal length
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; top to bottom width ratio (not measureable). Ocellar triangle about 0.6× the frontal length; or1:or3 ratio 1.0, or2:or1 ratio 0.58, postocellar seta 0.42× and ocellar seta 0.68× frontal length, vt index 1.0. Vibrissal index 0.53. Cheek index 0.09. Eye index 1.38. Thorax length
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. Prescutellar setae 0.46× the length of posterior dorsocentral setae; h index 0.85; dc index not measureable; scut index 0.96, sterno index 0.83. Wing length
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, length to width ratio 2.23. Wing indices: C, 2.08; ac, 2.72; hb, 0.57; 4-C, 1.22; 4v 2.12; 5x 1.76; M, 0.75
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.
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TYPE:
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Gatun L[ake], Barro Colorado Is. 8F/Jan Sevenster no. 39:HY/bred from
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flower.” Abdomen removed, cleared, genitalia dissected by
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) and stored in a glass microvial on same pin as specimen. In
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) same data as holotype, two dissected by
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(
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of all specimens collapsed during drying, thus preventing some measurements.
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.
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ETYMOLOGY: Patronym for Jan Sevenster, in recognition of his collection of the
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series and for his excellent monograph on the ecology of fruit-breeding drosophilids (
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).
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COMMENTS: This species is one of five Central American members in the
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complex, all with very similar male and female genitalia. It is most reliably distinguished, as described in the diagnosis, on the basis of greater curvature of the aedeagus, bulbous distiphallus, and surstylus virtually bare of microtrichia and having short prensisetae. Female terminalia are essentially indistinguishable from most other species in the complex; it was only on the basis of the
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series of specimens having been reared from the same flower that the sexes could be associated.
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