Empis ( Enoplempis ) teres

Empis ( Enoplempis) teres View in CoL species group

( Figs 221–238 View FIGURES 221–226 View FIGURES 227–232 View FIGURES 233–236 View FIGURES 237–238 )

Four species are included in this group, E. ( En.) scotti sp. nov., E. ( En.) scutica sp. nov., E. ( En.) teres Melander , and E. ( En.) undulasetosa sp. nov., which are distinguished by the preapical rounded lobe ( e.g., Figs 222 View FIGURES 221–226 , 231 View FIGURES 227–232 ), often with tuft of whip-like setae on the male hind femur, cluster of posteroventral setae distal to preapical swelling on the male hind femur ( e.g., Fig. 229 View FIGURES 227–232 ), male hind tibia often with row of 2–3 short, tufted lobes and basal posteroventral lobe usually bifid ( e.g., Figs 229, 230 View FIGURES 227–232 ), male hind femur without posterior preapical row of setae ( e.g., Fig. 229 View FIGURES 227–232 ), male terminalia with subepandrial process present, cercus apically tapered, hypandrium short and truncate, and phallus long, slender and arched ( Figs 233–236 View FIGURES 233–236 ).