Scaptomyza paralobae Hardy, 1965

Scaptomyza paralobae Hardy, 1965 View in CoL

( Fig. 28 View FIGURE 28 )

Scaptomyza paralobae Hardy, 1965: 725 View in CoL .

Diagnosis. Male terminalia dark. In posterior view, the surstylus has two conspicuous lobes. The dorsal lobe extends posteriorly into a broad and blunt projection, which is much longer than the other terminal sclerites in lateral view. The ventral lobe extends medially and presents a group of long bristles. A marginal row of nine surstylar teeth in found in the middle portion of the surstylus.

Distribution. Hawaiian Islands : Hawaiʻi.

Ecology. Unknown.

Types. The holotype male (6546, on pin) and allotype female (6546a, on pin) are deposited in the BPBM (not examined). Mauna Loa , Hawaiʻi, 4,272 ft. [ 1,302 m], Aug 1956, D. E. Hardy col.

Material Examined. Paratype. 1 ♂ ( UHIM2015.01770 ). Pauahi , Hawaiʻi, 4,300 ft. [ 1,310 m], Aug 1956, D. E. Hardy col., 1962 D. E. Hardy det.

Scaptomyza recta Hardy, 1965: 740 View in CoL .

Diagnosis. Surstylus has two conspicuous lobes in posterior view. The dorsal lobe extends posteriorly into a broad and blunt projection, which reaches a similar length as the cecal plates in lateral view. The ventral lobe extends medially and presents a group of long bristles. A marginal row of surstylar teeth is found in the middle portion of the surstylus.

Distribution. Hawaiian Islands : Maui.

Ecology. Unknown.

Types. The holotype male (6554, on pin) and allotype female (6554a, on pin) are deposited in the BPBM (not examined). Puʻu Kukui, Maui, 20 Dec 1928, O. H. Swezey col.

Notes. We did not have access to any specimen of this species.