Kaszab Zoltán (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 75. (Budapest 1983)
Roháček, J. ; Papp, L.: Revision of the East Palaearctic species of the Leptocera (s. str.) fontinalis-group (Diptera, Sphaeroceridae)
sector long and sparsely haired. R 2+3 long and parallel to C, apically bent to it. R i+5 strongly curved up to C (as in L. fontinalis). Discal cell of medium length, with short process of M 1+2 and longer one of M 3+i beyond r p , the former continued by colourless venal fold reaching wing margin. Alula large, somewhat tapered apically and rounded. Wing measurements: length 1.82-2.34 mm, width 0.75-1.01 mm, C-index = 1.60—1.82, f,-/ p : t p = 2.67-3.46. Haltères with yellow stem and dark, greyish brown knob. Abdomen brownish black and despite some pollination shiny. Syntergum 1+2 medially somewhat paler pigmented. Terga sparsely and shortly haired, only bristles in posterior corners of 4th and 5th tergum long. Sterna more densely but rather finely haired. 5th sternum as in L. spinitarsata or L. finalis. Genitalia similar to that of L. finalis. Periandrium (Fig. 18) with a long caudal bristle besides other short setosity. Hypandrium Y-shaped. Intraperiandrial sclerite well developed; subanal plate absent. Pseudocerci slender, each with long and narrow ventral projection and with 2 shorter and one long setiform hairs on proximal part. Telomere (Fig. 19) bipartite. Its fore part characterized by simple, but rather long and finely haired anterior projection and very short (low) flat posterior lobe armed by short setulae, except for 2 longer internal setiform hairs and a very long posterior bristle arising on a short projection. Hind part of telomere long and slender, with only 3 posterior setiform hairs on proximal half and with 3 anterior (1 spine-like, 1 thick) and 2 external setae in distal half. Aedeagal complex (Fig. 20) similar to that of L. spinitarsata and L. finalis, but distinFigs 18-22. Leptocera (s. str.) parafinalis L. PAPP (paratype): 18 = male genitalia caudally (aedeagal complex omitted); 19 = telomere laterally; 20 = aedeagal complex laterally (right postgonite omitted) ; 21 = left mid tibia dorsally ; 22 = apex of mid tibia and mid basitarsus posteriorly. — Scales: Figs 18, 20 =0.1 mm, Fig. 19 = 0,05 mm, Figs 21, 22 = 0.2 mm
