taxonID	type	description	language	source
E614D775F066FFC803822AF0FE63C949.taxon	description	Female. Head: Antenna dark, length not measured; flagellum normal, whorls normally with 6 setae. Proboscis mostly dark-scaled, with inconspicuous patch of pale scales on proximal 0.3, length not measured. Maxillary palpus entirely dark-scaled, length not measured. Vertex with dingy white falcate scales in a broad dorsal triangular patch and conspicuous lateral patch of broad white scales; erect forked scales dark; occiput with white falcate scales. Cibarial armature, not examined. Thorax: Integument light brown. Scutum with narrow falcate scales, these brown with reddish-brown or golden reflections on scutal fossa, median anterior acrostichal area and posterior dorsocentral area, scales golden on other scutal areas; scutal setae prominent, brown with golden or reddish reflections, acrostichal setae absent. Scutellar scales golden; lateral scutellar lobes each with 3 setae, median lobe with 6 setae (some missing, alveoli present). Antepronotum without scales, with evenly dispersed golden setae. Postpronotum with dark falcate scales, with 3 dark setae on dorsoposterior margin. Pleural integument brown on postspiracular area, upper mesokatepisternum, prealar knob and mesepimeron, yellowish on proepimeron, proepisternum, lower mesokatepisternum, mesomeron and metepisternum. Pleural setae golden, except prealar setae brown. Pleura with scales on mesokatepisternum only: a patch of white spatulate scales on upper corner and small patch of white scales on lower posterior border. Wing: Length not measured. Dorsal scaling mostly dark, with white scales at proximal end of costa and proximally on vein R, appressed spatulate scales on costa, subcosta, R, R 1, R 4 + 5, M 3 + 4, CuA and proximal 0.5 of 1 A; linear plume scales on R s, R 2 + 3, proximally on R 2 and R 3 and on M; inclined narrow spatulate scales on R 2, R 3 and distal 0.5 of 1 A. Remigium with appressed white and dark spatulate scales and 2 distal dark setae. Ventral scaling: appressed spatulate scales on costa, subcosta, R s, R 2 + 3, proximally on R 2 and R 3, on M and proximal 0.3 of M 1 + 2; linear plume scales on proximal 0.5 of R 1, proximal 0.5 of R 4 + 5, on M 3 + 4, CuA and middle of 1 A; inclined narrow spatulate scales on distal 0.5 of R 1, on R 2 + 3, R 4 + 5, distally on M 1 + 2, on M 3 + 4 and distally on 1 A; scales missing from CuA and proximal 0.5 of 1 A. Halter: Scabellum, pedicel and capitellum pale. Legs: Anterior surface of forecoxa dark-scaled; anterior surfaces of midcoxa with a stripe of dark scales; anterior surface of hindcoxa with a stripe of colorless scales. Anteroventral surface of foretrochanter dark-scaled, posteroventral surface pale-scaled, mid- and hindtrochanters pale-scaled. Femora with white knee spots. Fore- and midfemora mainly dark-scaled, posterior surface of forefemur with indistinct longitudinal stripe of dingy pale scales, posteroventral surface of midfemur with dingy pale scales; hindfemur with complete dark dorsal stripe gradually widening distally, expanded over whole of anterior and posterior surface at apex. Tibiae mostly dark-scaled, with small patch of white scales on apex and base. Tarsomeres predominantly dark-scaled with small patches of white scales basally. Abdomen: Tergum I with posteromedian patch of dark scales; terga II – VII dark-scaled with basolateral patches of white scales; tergum VIII dark-scaled. Sterna II – VII with broad basal white bands, dark apically, sternum VIII white-scaled.	en	Sallum, Maria Anice Mureb, Sá, Ivy Luizi Rodrigues De, Harbach, Ralph E. (2022): Culex chrysothorax (Newstead & Thomas, 1910) (Diptera: Culicidae), preoccupied by Cx. chrysothorax (Peryassú, 1908) and recognized as a subjective synonym of Cx. trigeminatus Clastrier, 1970. Zootaxa 5129 (2): 295-300, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5129.2.9
E614D775F066FFC803822AF0FE63C949.taxon	materials_examined	Type examined. Neomelaniconion chrysothorax Newstead & Thomas, 1910. Lectotype ♀, in good condition, bearing the following collection data: Flores inner swamp, Pensador, 12 - VII- 08, Amazon, Manaus (Fig. 1) (NHM); designation by Belkin (1968).	en	Sallum, Maria Anice Mureb, Sá, Ivy Luizi Rodrigues De, Harbach, Ralph E. (2022): Culex chrysothorax (Newstead & Thomas, 1910) (Diptera: Culicidae), preoccupied by Cx. chrysothorax (Peryassú, 1908) and recognized as a subjective synonym of Cx. trigeminatus Clastrier, 1970. Zootaxa 5129 (2): 295-300, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5129.2.9
