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M eoneura prima (Becker, 1903) - Prov. Kabul: 3 6, 2 g: Kabul, Aliabad, 1800 m, 3-4 April (No. 8); 22 6, 9 g: ibid., 1850-1920 m, 3 April (No. 9); 2 6, lg: Bini Hesar, 6 km SE from Kabul city centre, State Farm for cow and cattle, 1820 m, 12 May (No. 91 b, c); 24 6, 6 g: ibid. , 1 June (No. 140 c); 19 S, 3 g: ibid. , 1 June (No. 140 b: as Meoneura sp. n. in Papp, 1975a); 1 6: Kabul, Aliabad, 1850-1920 m, 4 May (No. 73); 4 6*, 1 g: Bini Hesar, 1820 m, 12 May (No. 92); 1 g: Tshemtala, 10 km NW from Kabul city centre, 1800 m, 18 May (No. 107); Prov. Parwan: 64 6, 20 g: Estalef, 1950 m, 15 April (No. 30); Prov. Herat: 1 6, 5 g: Herat, Hotel Minarets, 1000 m, 20 May (No. 114). - A scarcely known Holarctic species (publications under the synonymic name seducta Coll. ). It appears .to be a common species in Afghanistan, though no published data were known for this country. Figs. 1-2: Meoneura subfreta sp. n. , paratype male: 1 = surstylus in its widest extension, 2 = epandrium (genital arch) with surstyli; Fig. 3 = Hemeromyia afghanica sp.n., holotype male: surstylus Meoneura subfreta sp. n. Ocellar triangle shining black, reaching anterior 3/4 offrons, other parts offrons mat red to dark reddish brown. Genae wide, longitudinal axis of eyes only 2. 5-times longer than smallest genal width. Antennae very short, in big facial foveae. Thorax shining black, only 1 dc pair, chaetotaxy as in its congeners (no pteropleural, 1 h, 2 np, 1 prst, 1 sa, 1 pa, 1 small posterior ia, 2 sc, 2 mp, 1 st). Acrostichal microchaetae comparatively long but scattered (only 4 disarranged rows between dc lines). Legs short and black, tarsi light brown. Mid metatarsus somewhat longer than half (0.52) of the length of mid tibia. Wings light milky, veins light yellow. Costal fringe only moderately strong. Wing length of holotype male: 1.04 mm, that of paratypes: 0.96-1.31 mm; width of wing of holotype male: 0. 46 mm, that of paratypes: 0.44-0.55 mm. Male epandrium (genital arch) small, very short, dorsomedially with a pair of long bristles (Fig. 2) and with other 4 pairs of short bristles. Aedeagus long, in recurved position describing a circle, with fine dense hairs. Surstylus (Fig. 1) very simple,
