Empis (Enoplempis) canaster
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Empis (Enoplempis) canaster |
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Empis (Enoplempis) canaster species group
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Ten species and one undescribed species are included in this group, E. (En.) arizonensis sp. nov., E. (En.) canaster Melander , E. (En.) chillcotti sp. nov., E. (En.) contrasta sp. nov., E. (En.) falcata Melander , E. (En.) fitzgeraldi sp. nov., E. (En.) safra sp. nov., E. (En.) sagehenensis sp. nov., E. (En.) spokanensis sp. nov. and E. (En.) subcanaster sp. nov., which are distinguished by the subepandrium with inner setae only (without process, e.g., Fig. 100 View FIGURES 100–101 ), hind femur without horizontal row of strong posterior setae (e.g., Fig. 87 View FIGURES 82–90 , except E. subcanaster , Fig. 123 View FIGURES 121–126 ), and hind femur with one or two paint brush-like ventral lobes (e.g., Figs 86 View FIGURES 82–90 , 98 View FIGURES 94–99 ). The eastern species, E. (En.) montywoodi Brooks is also assigned to this species group (Appendix 2).
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