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(
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)
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male (
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, glued on a point label, left flagellomeres, hind right tarsomeres 2–5 lost)):
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,
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,
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, W. C.
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,
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–
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.
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:
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(
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,
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in the
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): same locality and data as for the
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, except for the
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id. labels, as follows: male: –72 (minuten-pinned, left flagellomeres and right arista lost,
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); male: –71 (cephalic and mesonotal setae broken); male: –29 (minuten-pinned, right arista and some of the macrosetae broken off); male: –11 (damaged, apical half of right wing broken, as well as cephalic and mesonotal setae broken off); male: – 62 (minuten-pinned, antennae and apical half of left wing lost); male: –78 (damaged, right flagellomeres lost, tip of right wing lost, etc.); male: –20 (severely damaged, 2/3 of wings lost, etc.); female: –13
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for all
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<emphasis id="BD93EAEF2C2BD63BFEEF30C3FE4645A1" bold="true" box="[317,426,1737,1758]" pageId="18" pageNumber="205">Figs 13–17</emphasis>
.
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<emphasis id="BD93EAEF2C2BD63BFE6430C0FD4745A0" box="[438,683,1738,1759]" italics="true" pageId="18" pageNumber="205">Chamaemyia taiwanensis</emphasis>
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, paratype male, genitalia. 13 = genital complex, lateral view, 14 = epandrium and cercus, lateral view, 15 = phallus, ventral, longest view, 16 = phallus, lateral view, 16 = left ventral process of gonopod, in its broadest extension (sublateral view). Scale bar:
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(flagellomeres lost, left bring broken).
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(
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):
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, Hohuanshan Exp. Stat.,
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,
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,
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, No: 94, 27 September 1999, leg. G.
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Description – Measurements in mm: body length 2.75 (
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), 2.55–2.80 (
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), wing length 2.66 (
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), 2.50–2.70 (
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), wing breadth 1.10, 1.05–1.17. A typical
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species
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with black antennae (at most very narrow lighter base of 1
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flagellomere), black tibiae and with large black spots on abdomen (and with evenly curved phallus).
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Gena
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broad below eye (
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). Clypeus narrow, black, proboscis yellow. Antenna and arista all black, seldom 1
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flagellomere very narrowly dirty yellow basally.
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Thoracic setae as in its congeners, prescutellars comparatively weak, only
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long on
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.
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<paragraph id="8F5836FD2C2AD63AFEAC34FBFE95405C" blockId="19.[317,1270,523,1149]" pageId="19" pageNumber="206">Wing clear, veins brown. Medial vein ratio 1.68. Halteres whitish yellow. Squamal fringe white.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="8F5836FD2C2AD63AFEAC3521FBA84022" blockId="19.[317,1270,523,1149]" pageId="19" pageNumber="206">Coxae, femora (except apices), tibiae (but bases) and apical parts of tarsi black; apices of femora, basal parts of tibiae as well as metatarsi (except apically) dirty yellow.</paragraph>
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Male genitalia generally as in other
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species.
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Epandrium robust with round apex (
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), its dorsal part comparatively long. Cerci large with fine hairs. Gonopods fused to hypandrium basally as in other species of
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. Phallus (
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) rather thick, gently curved (
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is drawn in the longest view, i.e. when base and tip of phallus is in the plane of the figure), without any edge sub-basally. Consequently, it belongs to the
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<emphasis id="BD93EAEF2C2AD63AFC64321BFBF64759" box="[950,1050,1041,1062]" italics="true" pageId="19" pageNumber="206">C. elegans</emphasis>
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group. Ventral process of gonopod rather long with caudally directed apex (
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). The two sub-basal setae do not emerge from a sharp process.
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Female cerci
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long,
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broad, shiny black, its longest hairs
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long.
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Remarks –
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<emphasis id="BD93EAEF2C2AD63AFDD932AEFCD747C1" box="[523,827,1188,1214]" italics="true" pageId="19" pageNumber="206">Chamaemyia taiwanensis</emphasis>
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runs to couplet 3 (
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<emphasis id="BD93EAEF2C2AD63AFBA432AEFB1A47C1" box="[1142,1270,1188,1214]" italics="true" pageId="19" pageNumber="206">C. elegans</emphasis>
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group) in
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s (1986) key, which is still the most comprehensive key for this genus (more specifically to
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<emphasis id="BD93EAEF2C2AD63AFD3B32E1FD11467A" box="[745,765,1259,1285]" italics="true" pageId="19" pageNumber="206">C</emphasis>
.
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: Pamir, Hindukush). However, it has paired spots on abdominal tergites and also details of male genitalia are different (
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figs 183–186 of
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).
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