Myiomma, Puton, 1872
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5566.1.6 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:9CB2BB93-A92E-4F94-B51D-891B92608D05 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14618946 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/6645E016-6121-FFBF-A0F1-4F384A8BB6B1 |
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Myiomma |
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Key to species of East Asian Myiomma View in CoL
1. Pronotum entirely brown to black, without a pale spot (lateral margin reddish brown in M. zhengi View in CoL ).................... 2
- Pronotum with a pale spot, lateral margin with pale portion (often entirely dark brown in M. kukai View in CoL male)............... 8
2. Inner margin of compound eye conjoined.................................................................. 3
- Inner margin of compound eye narrowly separated from each other............................................. 5
3. Body large, about 2.70 mm ....................................................................... M. altica View in CoL
- Body comparatively small, about 2.1–2.4 mm .............................................................. 4
4. Male procoxa and all femora pale brown. Female with mostly pale hemelytra, partly darkened at corial margin along clavus and inner-apical margin. Inner margin of left paramere sensory lobe with distinct protrusion, outer margin smooth..................................................................................................... M. takahashii View in CoL
- Male coxae mostly dark brown and femora dark brown with a reddish tinge and pale apices. Female with blackish brown hemelytra. Inner margin of left paramere sensory lobe with weak protrusion, outer margin angulate with border of hypophysis.................................................................................... M. koreana sp. nov.
5. Basal half of hemelytra with distinct entirely pale portion............................................... M. choui View in CoL
- Hemelytra widely dark brown, often with narrow, pale markings at base.......................................... 6
6. Cuneus with a pale or whitish band basally...................................................... M. ussuriensis View in CoL
- Cuneus not basally pale or whitish, unicolorous............................................................. 7
7. Labium reaching posterior margin of abdominal sternum I......................................... M. qinlingensis View in CoL
- Labium reaching abdominal sternum IV............................................................ M. zhengi View in CoL
8. Basal half of metafemur darkened........................................................................ 9
- Basal half of metafemur pale yellow to pale brown......................................................... 10
9. Hypophysis of left paramere with pointed, beak-shaped apex............................................ M. kukai View in CoL
- Hypophysis of left paramere with somewhat blunt apex, thickness almost uniform...................... M. samuelsoni View in CoL
10. Apical half of metafemur with a brown to dark brown spot......................................... M. kentingense
- Apical half of metafemur without a distinct spot........................................................... 11
11. Mesoscutum widely dark, lateral margin narrowly pale. At least anterior 1/3 of pronotum blackish........ M. austroccidens
- Mesoscutum medially dark, laterally tinged with orange. Pronotum pale, partly darkened along callus......... M. minutum View in CoL
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Isometopinae |
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Myiommini |