S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 65. (Budapest, 2004)

Male genitalia as Figs 158C-G: Hypandrium in lateral view slightly higher than broad. Apodeme along the anterior margin sinuated and ventrally complete. Processus terminális distinct, in lateral view strongly curved upwards. Median apical incision wide, anteriorly rounded, with strong apodeme. Processus lateralis prominent. Gonarcus strong, and moderately long. Stylus forked, its outer branch wide; inner branches rather thin, and forming a band below the parameres. Paramere in lateral view sinuated, its distal part S-shaped. Processus apicalis large, having a dorsal and also a ventral projection. Penis consists of two moderately long, thin sclerites. Between the parameres and penis there is a pair of rather slender sclerites showing S-shape both in lateral and ventral view. Remarks - The new species, together with C. alticola Sziráki, 2002, C. dactylifrons Yang & Liu, 1999, C. lobifrons Murphy & Lee, 1971 and C. protrufrons Yang & Liu, 1999 obviously belong to the same species group within the subgenus Coniopteryx s. str. Coniopteryx oroszi sp. n. differs from all of the above-mentioned species because of the sinuated shape of paramere, and the special sclerite between the parameres and penis. Besides, the new species differs from C. alticola and C. lobifrons (which species are described and figured more completely) because of the single strong inner spine of the pedicel, too. Etymology - I dedicate the new species to one of the collectors, András Orosz. Coniopteryx (Coniopteryx) protrufrons Yang & Liu, 1999 (Figs 159A, B) Yang & Liu 1999: 91 (description). Distribution: South China. Coniopteryx tineiformis group An almost worldwide distributed group, with 23 species. (It is absent from Australia.) 9 species is known from the three main parts of the examined territory. Coniopteryx (Coniopteryx) alifera Yang & Liu, 1994 (Fig. 160) Yang & Liu 1994: 77 (description) Distribution: China: Guangxi. Coniopteryx (Coniopteryx) biroi Enderlein, 1906 (Figs 161A, B) Enderlein 1906: 203 (description), Meinander 1972a: 196, Meinander 1990: 53 (additional description). Eltejedés: New Guinea. Coniopteryx (Coniopteryx) borealis Tjeder, 1930 (Figs 162A, B) Tjeder 1930: 206 (description), Meinander 1972a: 240, Meinander 1990: 55, Sziráki 1999b: 145, Ábrahám 2001: 257, Aspöck et al. 2001: 184, Duelli et al. 2002: 82, Monserrat 2002: 11, Sziráki 2002c: 538. Distribution: Europe, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Morocco, Tunisia.