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Genus
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Etymology: From Greek
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(a dwarf) and
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(a fly). Refers to small size of this robber fly.
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species:
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Diagnosis: Tiny flies (wing length &lt;
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).
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: Clearly wider than high in anterior view; antennal scape longer than pedicel; postpedicel greatly elongate (
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. twice the length of scape and pedicel combined), cylindrical (not widening toward the middle) and with distinct well-developed style; style with numerous, short, tightly packed setae (not longish, loosely arranged setae as in
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<emphasis id="B918723DFFD5F25AFD7BFF65FCC528F3" box="[661,795,204,230]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="58">Oligopogon</emphasis>
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); face narrower than width of one eye in anterior view; facial swelling weak and not well-defined dorsally; mystax occupying about half of facial profile; occiput with macrosetae; palpus 2-segmented; proboscis shorter than antenna, straight and without spine-like processes distally.
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: Prosternum small and isolated (not large and abutting pronotum as in
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); propleuron fine setose; mesonotum flat (not greatly elevated and hump-like as in
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Janssens, 1951
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and some
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<emphasis id="B918723DFFD5F25AFD80FE25FD2A29B3" box="[622,756,396,422]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="58">Oligopogon</emphasis>
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) and punctate; acrostichal, dorsocentral, postpronotal and postalar macrosetae undifferentiated; scutellum lacking apical macrosetae; scutellar disc setose; anepimeral macroseta absent; katatergite setose; anatergites asetose; postmetacoxal area membranous; prothoracic femora slender; mesothoracic tarsomeres 4 and 5 without modified setae (as in
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Loew, 1847
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); pulvilli well developed; metathoracic empodia simple (not large and laterally compressed as in
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<emphasis id="B918723DFFD5F25AFE92FDE5FDD82A73" box="[380,518,588,614]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="58">Empodiodes</emphasis>
Oldroyd, 1972
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); costa extends only as far as CuA
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(not bordering anterior cubital cell, anal cell and alula); cell m
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open; cell cup closed and stalked.
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: Tergites punctate; female with acanthophorites.
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