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Key to species of
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of Europe
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Absolute measures given in the text (performed on dry mounted material) are only benchmarks: they may slightly differ in unusually small or large individuals. Only those setae on the palpus are counted which are longer than
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(those occurring on the palpifer are not counted). Long setae on dorsal side of the third antennal segment may be broken or their presence/absence may be variable (we found a single specimen of
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with long fine seta on the third antennal segment). Those setae on intrahumeral and posthumeral areas are counted which occur outside the single row of dorsocentrals in the presutural area. Prescutellar depression in some species contains differently long and more erect microtrichia giving this area lighter appearance in dorsal view, this area is mostly sharply delimited and this character state is referred in the text as follows: “prescutellar depression lighter than other parts of mesoscutum in dorsal view”. Nearly all characters sometimes vary (including precise shape of male hypandrial processes) which makes identification extremely difficult. Females are sometimes indistinguishable (most notably:
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), thus faunistic records should be based only on males and always be supported by dissection of the genitalia. Both
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and
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probably represent complexes of sibling species. For this reason, some recently published records should be considered carefully due to possible misidentifications (e.g. Raffone 2006, 2008; Jonassen 1984; Parvu 2003, 2005).
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1 Antennal stylus together with slender portion of third segment half as long as broad basal portion of third segment (
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); acrostichals and dorsocentrals (except last two pairs of dorsocentrals) very short (less than
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long); all tibiae without any setae obviously longer than setulae; male hypandrial processes long setose along the whole inner margin; very small species (wing length
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)....................................................
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- Antennal stylus together with slender portion of third segment at least as long as broad basal portion of third segment (as in
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); acrostichals and dorsocentrals longer than
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; remaining characters disagree....................... 2
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- Palpus with 1–3 black setae (rarely with an additional pale seta), if palpus with more than 4 setae (
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), then sides of abdomen with yellowish-white setae; third antennal segment with or without dorsal seta(e)............. 6
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3 (2) Mesoscutum with two pale (silvery) stripes between rows of acrostichals and dorsocentrals apparent from both dorsal and caudal views (in female covering most of mesoscutum); usually less than 9 setae outside rows of dorsocentrals at presutural area; abdomen light bluish grey in lateral view; male genitalia as in
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(
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complex-part)..............................................................................................
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Bezzi
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4 (3) Third antennal segment usually with 4 or more dorsal setae, second segment with curiously long lateral setae pointing forwards; fore tibia with posteroventral setae shorter than diameter of tibia and with a row of 4–6 erect posterodorsal setae about
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long); hind tibia broadly thickened on apical third in male and slender in female; male hypandrium with short and broad processes bearing long apical seta, two phallic hooks present, phallus strongly sclerotized, forming flat and long valve-like structure (
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5 (4) Face narrow (about 5–6 facets combined), almost parallel throughout (
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); about 10 setae on posthumeral and intahumeral areas; male hypandrial processes broadened near apex, left phallic hook bifurcate, its anterior arm bent, postgonites strongly asymmetrical, right one with ventral extension (
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)..................
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) than in upper half (
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); usually more than 10 setae on posthumeral and intrahumeral areas; male hypandrial processes apically narrow; left phallic hook bifurcate, its anterior arm straight (
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)..............................................
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); additional characters: fore tibia with ventral pilosity on apical third at most slightly shorter than on fore basitarsus and posteroventral setae short, at most as long as pilosity and usually shorter than depth of tibia (as in
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at narrowest point), abdomen at least partly pale setose (exception: male
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8 (7) All large setae on mesoscutum black; male: halter usually dark, postgonites long (more than twice as long as broad), left phallic hook long, without lateral process, right one strongly reduced (
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, lustrous portions of abdominal tergites 6–7 comprise about basal third of these tergites...................................................................................
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complex)................................................................................ 10
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11 (10) Prescutellar depression lighter than other parts of mesoscutum in dorsal view (lighter area reaches hind acrostichals); halter yellow; hypandrial processes swollen apically, bearing several rather long setae on apex, both phallic hooks almost equally long, right one more sharply bent (
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)..............................................
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broad at narrowest point); hypan-
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drial processes short (
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)......................
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Tuomikoski
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)....................
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Tuomikoski
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- Usually less than 7 setae in posthumeral and intrahumeral areas; hypandrial processes narrower, with at most a single longer seta on apex, other setae much shorter, long and narrow phallic hooks nearly equal in length (
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).......................................................................................
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italica
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16 (9) Fore tibia with ventral pilosity on apical third at most slightly shorter than pilosity on fore basitarsus and/or posteroventral setae on apical third of tibia shorter than depth of tibia (as in
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, observe in exactly posterior view)............ 17
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)............ 20
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tibia slender throughout; lower occipital setae mostly pale; male: hypandrial processes short and broad, right phallic hook long, simply curved and exceeding postgonites, left one slightly shorter, triangular in shape (
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)....................................................................................
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complex)........................................................................................... 18
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18 (17) Abdomen with long white setae on sides; the anteromost acrostichals and dorsocentrals subequally long as those just before suture (first three about
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long); hind femur with posteroventral setae (if abdomen partly pale setose, compare
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19 (18) Face very narrow (less than 2 facets combined,
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), narrowed ventrally; male presutural area evenly dark in dorsal view (male) or with pale spot sharply triangular-shaped (female); hind tibia more equally swollen towards tip, at its broadest point subequally broad as hind femur even in male (both
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Collin
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), parallel-sided; presutural area lighter in dorsal view than remaining parts of mesoscutum in both sexes, of rectangular to semicircular appearance; hind tibia strongly swollen towards tip (usually more than
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at broadest point in male and some
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in female), at its broadest point broader than hind femur (
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); male hypandrial processes broader; apical corner of postgonites narrower and more pronounced (
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)........................................................................
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21 (20) Legs microtrichose, with longer and slender tarsi (combined length of fore+mid+hind basitarsus usually more than
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); usually less than 7 setae in posthumeral and intrahumeral areas; male hind tibia gradually slightly swollen, lateral parts of abdomen brown; hypandrial processes shorter (
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), both phallic hooks narrow, connected ventrally (
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); female tergites 6–8 at least partly microtrichose......................................
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Chvála
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); usually more than 8 setae in posthumeral and intrahumeral areas; male hind tibia strongly and abruptly swollen, lateral parts of abdomen pale and almost silvery grey; hypandrial processes long (
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); female tergites 6–8 almost entirely lustrous..................................................................................................
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Tuomikoski
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22 (20) Halter yellow; male hypandrium large with contrastingly short, narrow, broadly U-shaped and long setose processes (
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); female tergites 5–8 almost entirely lustrous.........................................
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); mid femur with complete row of anteroventrals at least half as long as depth of femur at mid-length; hind tibia with ventral setae about twice as long as depth of tibia; prescutellar depression paler than remaining parts of mesoscutum in dorsal view; phallic hook bent in S-shaped (
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..................................................................................
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); mid femur with anteroventrals shorter than half of femur depths at mid-length; hind tibia with ventral setae at most slightly longer than tibia depth of tibia; prescutellar depression paler or evenly dark as remaining parts of mesoscutum in dorsal view; phallic hook simply bowed (
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)................................................................................................ 26
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<emphasis id="B919436CFFB419402A203EF69529D0FD" bold="true" box="[1288,1367,679,700]" italics="true" pageId="25" pageNumber="276">B. mera</emphasis>
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