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DIAGNOSIS: (male only). Extensively holoptic; arista dorsal; mouthparts small, clypeus minute; scutum and scutellum with numerous scattered setulae, two pairs of prescutellar dorsocentral setae, notopleural setae, four pairs scutellar setae. Vein r-m at level of Sc apex; M with short apical fork, M
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not connected to R
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; dm and cup cells very large; alula small; spurious vein and sc-r lacking; male abdominal segments 68 very asymmetrical, epandrium to left side, sternite 8 terminal and bulbous.
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SPECIES
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:
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ETYMOLOGY: From Latin
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- (“first, before”), in reference to the stem-group position of the fossil among
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.
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COMMENTS:
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is a stem-group
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(fig. 51). It has a large cell bm (~⅓ length of wing), apex of CuA
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incomplete (not reaching the wing margin), cell cup large, and male genitalia that are very asymmetrical with a bulbous, terminal sternite 8 (among other genitalic features). Based on the unique male, features of the frons (e.g., lack of macrosetae) cannot be determined. Moreover, the body is stout and short; wing shape broad and apically tapered, the body overall with few macrosetae, and the mesal surface of the pedicel has a tonguelike lobe inserted into the basal flagellomere, features consistent with many modern syrphids.
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lacks synapomorphies of crowngroup
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, namely: a large alula, sc-r and spurious veins, M
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curved upward to meet R
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preapically; M
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lost (or at most a spur on the curvature of M
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). Kovalev (1979) reported a fragmentary specimen of a syrphid or syrphoid in Late Cretaceous Siberian amber, but the characters are too few for a definitive attribution, and it may no longer be available for study since many of the Siberian amber specimens at the Paleontological Institute in
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have disintegrated. Otherwise,
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appears to be the most derived dipteran known from the Mesozoic, although I predict that syrphids more derived than
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will eventually be found in the Late Cretaceous, especially in the Maastrichtian and Campanian.
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