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MACQUART, 1835
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species:
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Meigen, 1830
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(mon.).
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The genus was re-described by
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,
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). Here I give a diagnosis only.
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Headcomparativelylargeandlongwithnumerousinterfrontalpairsof setae. Lunulesmall, withoutsetae (inoppositionto
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). Orbitalsetulaecontinuedventrallyin 1 ormorerowsonparafacialia, aswellasmostlyalso subocularsetulaepresent (Fig. 98). Thenumberofdorsocentralsetaedefine speciesgroups: therearealsopresuturaldorsocentrals (
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group), or there are 0 + 2 large pairs (
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<emphasis id="97B9C920FFD6FFA8C352FE67CB91B8CE" box="[622,722,406,432]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="111">C. crispa</emphasis>
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group), or, there is only 1 prescutellar dorsocentralpair (
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,
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, etc.). Theprescutellarpairofacrostichals isusuallystrong. 1 or 2 pairsofkatepisternals. Thereisnogeneralfeaturein wing venation: veins
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and
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are long (
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), or shorter and upcurving (
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). Ahighvarietyisalsopresentinthearmatureoflegs, particularly so for the mid tibia. There are species with numerous setae on mid tibia (
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,
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), or there is only an anterodorsal seta at 3/4 and a strong dorsal setaatc. 4/5 (e.g.
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<emphasis id="97B9C920FFD6FFA8C33EFD70CB3BBBFB" box="[514,632,641,667]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="111">C. inermis</emphasis>
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). Clawsusuallylargebuttherearespecies, where claws are reduced to thin setae (
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) and the function of claws was taken overbythelateralapicalprojectionsoftheterminaltarsomere. Abdominal tergamostlyreducednotreachinglateralmarginofabdomen. Sternitesare comparativelylargeinmostofthespecies. Sternite 5 withoutappendages butwithnumerousfineandbluntorthickandpointedsetaecaudally. Epandrium more or less asymmetrical. There are less generalities in the form of the surstylus, than it was thought before (cf.
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). I am quite sure that the groundplan of the
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male genitalia is with two lobes, which are connected on their base only (see that of
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<emphasis id="97B9C920FFD6FFA8C209FC5ECA82BAA8" box="[821,961,943,969]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="111">C. rufitarsis</emphasis>
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, the
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species). The twolobesmaybefusedtovariousextent, andasamostapomorphousstate, thesurstylusisaslendersinglescleritewithacompletereductionoftheother lobe. Distiphallusisusuallyslender (Ithinkitofasynapomorphy), basiphal- lusiswithadistincttoverylargeepiphallus, or, withoutanyepiphallus. Femalepostabdomenusuallyshort, always 3 spermathecaebuttheirshapeis variablewithinthegenus. ActuallyIhavenotfoundmoregeneraldiagnostic featuresinfemaleabdomen.
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Incontrasttothehighvariabilityinmorphology, thelife-habitsofthe
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speciesaresimilartoeachother: alltheyarecommensalistsofscara- baeid beetles; the female lays eggs into the dung balls of the beetles, so the larvaedevelopprotectedunderground.
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