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which species lives in the Caucasus (MARTYNOV, 1909). Later on MARTYNOV (1916) reported a single Halesus female but without male he was unable to determine the exact taxonomical position. In a next paper he was able to examine two male specimens which turned out to be real H. digita tus, although he has noted that the distal processes on the aedeagus were differently formed than in the European specimens (MARTYNOV, 1926). The next reported specimens were collected in Iran by SCHMID (1959) who has also emphasized the differences which seem exactly the same as described for my subspecies. More slender superior and intermediate appendages and completely different aedeagus and parameres. In a recent faunistic survey MALICKY and SIPAHILER (1984) report the species H. digitatus Schrank for Turkey. It is rather reasonable to consider this faunistic record from the south-eastern part of Turkey as an occurrence for my new subspecies. Holotype 6 f . Caucasus, Armenia, Aragats mts. 1960 m, 27. IX. 1983 leg. VARGA. Deposited at the Zoological Department, Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest. Right pair of wings mounted as dry microscopic preparation. Caustic potash-treated abdoment and the remaining part of the body stored in a single airtight selfstanding vial with 70 % ethanol together with 6 6 paratypes with the same data. 2 $ paratypes Caucasus, Armenia, Geghard mts. 1700 m, 29. X. 1983 leg. VARGA. Micropterna lasarea sp. n. (Fig. 3) Male (in alcohol). General body colour brown. First tarsal joint half of the second on anterior legs. Spurs 0.3.4, Fore wing membrane light brown with darker irregular pattern scattered all over the membrane somewhat more pigmented in apical cells VIII-IX and in the anal area.First apical cell on fore wing somewhat rounded at the base. Third and fifth cells subacute, second and fourth straightly truncate. Hind wing hyaline, on the holotype Sc is strongly pigmented and with a subapical brown spot reaching and overlapping vein R. Fore wing length and largest width 15-5.2, those of hind wing 12.4-88. Fig. 3. Micropterna lasarea sp. n. A. male genitalia,lateral, B. dorsal, C. posterior, D. phallus, ventral) E. wings
