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Length 13̄
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. Ground colour mostly blueblack, thorax brown anteroventrally but mostly black and densely silver or golden microsetulose, with microsetulosity creating a narrow lateral strip and medial golden strip dorsally, notum otherwise silvery pruinose.
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FIGURES 713.
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7. Female specimen; 8. Spermathecae and associated structures; 9. Lateral view of bursa copulatrix to show ventral receptacle; 10. Male specimen; 11. Sternite 5, synsternite 6+7; 12. Head, anterolateral; 13. Male terminalia, left side.
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Wing uniformly darkly infuscated except for a transverse preapical pale band. Anal cell bare, CuA2 sinuate and almost in line with dm̄cu, distal angle 30̄35
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.
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Abdominal syntergite 1+2 slightly humped and silvery at junction between T1 and T2; T2, T3 and T4 faintly silvery anteriorly and posteriorly; pleural membrane in both sexes black dorsally and white to yellow ventrally, black area extending ventrally on P3 of female. Oviscape black with orange apex, microsetulose on basal half and bare on distal half. Spermathecae on two ducts of similar length, thinner duct leading to very small spermatheca generally similar in structure to paired spermathecae, thicker duct distally expanded and branching into two long basally swollen, convoluted and distally tuberculate stems each ending in a subspherical spermatheca with a deep apical invagination (sometimes everted). Bursa copulatrix dorsally dense and rugose, ventral receptacle short with a smooth cap. Male with genital fork (S5) with very short distally incurved arms with apical cluster of stout, dark, closely packed teeth. Unlike all congeners except
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, the phallic plate extends far beyond the apex of the phallapodeme, with the basal part of the phallus forked and correspondingly extended posteriorly beyond the point of entry of the ejaculatory duct, extended part of phallic plate half as long as distiphallus. Distiphallus broad and short, basal part ending in a simple phallic bulb with a broad posterior loop; distal part of distiphallus separated from phallic bulb by a dorsal notch, exceptionally short, barely longer than phallic bulb, ending in a weakly differentiated but apically cupped glans. Blade of ejaculatory apodeme smaller than epandrium but much larger than sperm pump, ejaculatory apodeme including sperm pump subequal in length to epandrium.
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, see comments) &quot;
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4&quot;,
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locality within
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not given.
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(three specimens pinned, others in alcohol; all CAS) Analalava, 17°41'35.5&quot;S, 49°27'37&quot;E,
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, M. Irwin, R. Harin'Hala
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, 2008 (3̄
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, 23̄
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, 13̄
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, 20̄
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, 22̄
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,
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̄
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,
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̄
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; all of these Malaisētrapped specimens are female except for one male from 3̄
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). Two pinned specimens from Analalava were sequenced (labelled MYCRO0035̄15, 36̄15).
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<emphasis id="B944CB70FFF0A029FF5AFC73A8028F00" bold="true" box="[199,335,1018,1043]" pageId="8" pageNumber="252">Comments.</emphasis>
This species, apparently endemic to northern
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, was previously known only from the female
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, which lacks antennae, tarsomeres and hind tibiae. The
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was redescribed by
<bibRefCitation id="EFA16A93FFF0A029FA8FFB97A9A98F48" author="Barraclough" pageId="8" pageNumber="252" refString="Barraclough, D. A. (1992) The Madagascan genus Paramimegralla Hennig, 1937 (Diptera: Micropezidae: Taeniapterinae). Annals of the Natal Museum, 33 (1), 1 ‾ 11." type="journal article" year="1992">Barraclough (1992)</bibRefCitation>
. The female specimens treated here as
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<emphasis id="B944CB70FFF0A029FD39FBCAAAC68F48" box="[676,907,1091,1115]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="252">P. madagascariensis</emphasis>
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match the
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description in most details but the notum is mostly shining blue black, and the orbital setae are black. The
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has pale orbitals, and a mostly dark brown thorax. Since the unique
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was collected in 1868 it seems likely that the brown color is the result of fading.
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The male specimen treated here as
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<emphasis id="B944CB70FFF0A029FDD3FB5AAA7E8FF8" box="[590,819,1235,1259]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="252">P. madagascariensis</emphasis>
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differs from the females in having only a single, distal, black band on the mid and hind femur. A male and a female were sequenced for CO1, and were identical, thus confirming that this is indeed intersexual variation. The only similar species is the sister species,
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<emphasis id="B944CB70FFF0A029FA9EFA92AC3D8E20" box="[1283,1392,1307,1331]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="252">P. zinzala</emphasis>
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, an eastern forest species with similar wing pigmentation and a similarly shortarmed genital fork. But
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<emphasis id="B944CB70FFF0A029FAB0FAC9ACD58E44" box="[1325,1432,1343,1367]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="252">P. zinzala</emphasis>
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differs in leg and head pigmentation, wing venation, and many details of the phallic complex.
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