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Roháček, J. ; Papp, L.: A review of the genus Paralimosina L. Papp (Diptera, Sphaeroceridae), with descriptions of ten new species

— Antennae paler, yellowish orange. Two ors arising close to each other. Fore tarsus whitish yellow. t

2 without mid ventral seta (Figs. 18, 19). Male S5 simple (Fig. 7). Gonostylus (Fig. 8) with tapered posterior lobe and postgonite (Fig. 11) with pointed apex. Female terminalia (Figs 12-16) P. bracteata sp. n. 14 (12) Eyes very small and flat, their diameter smaller than genal height (see ROHÁCEK 1983: Fig. 376). Gonostylus as in Fig. 90 P. kaszabi L. PAPP Eyes larger, their greatest diameter at least twice as long as smallest genal height. Gonostylus different 15 15 (14) t

2 with mid ventral seta (cf. Fig. 116). Anterior lobe of gonostylus with long, anterodorsal, finely haired projection (Fig. 113) P. japonica HAYASHI t

2 always without mid ventral seta but males with a row of short ventral spines in apical 3rd or 4th (Figs 112, 118). Anterior lobe of gonostylus different 16 16 (15) Males 17 Females (females of P. acris sp. n., altimontana and minor sp. n. unknown) 21 17 (16) S5 strongly prolonged posteromedially (see HAYASHI 1985: Fig. 10) 18 55 not prolonged, at most sinuously margined posteriorly (Fig. 2) 19 18 (17) Head paler. Gonostylus (Fig. 76) with posterior lobe densely covered with relatively short setae. Postgonite (ROHÁCEK 1977: Fig. 31) not curved but with tubercles on apex P. altimontana (ROHÁCEK) Head darker, particularly in posterior half. Gonostylus (Fig. 114) with 4 strong, long setae on anteroventral corner of posterior lobe. Postgonite (HAYASHI 1985: Fig. 12) distinctly curved, apex simple P. prominens HAYASHI 19 (17) S6 ventrally with 2 tooth-like processes (Fig. 1). Subanal plate with a long caudal seta and very weak paired ventral setae (Fig. 4); posterior lobe of gonostylus v ith long setae 20 56 ventrally simple (Fig. 119). Subanal plate with a short caudal seta and paired ventral setae flattened and scale-like; posterior lobe of gonostylus with short setae (Fig. 120) P. minor sp. n. 20 (19) Gonostylus (Fig. 6); fore lobe with sharply projecting anteroventral corner; posterior lobe caudally tapered, with shorter setae. Postgonite very robust, almost straight (Fig. 5) P. acris sp. n. Gonostylus (Fig. 106); fore lobe robust, anteroventrally shallowly incised; posterior lobe more robust, with longer setae. Postgonite more slender, slightly bont (ROHÁCEK 1983: Fig. 382) P. trichopyga (RICHARDS) 21 (16) Eyes smaller, their diameter about twice as long as the smallest genal height. Abdominal terga not sculptured. 770 and S8 much larger, long (HAYASHI 1985: Figs 14, 15) P. prominens HAYASHI — Eyes larger, their diameter nearly three times as long as smallest genal height. Abdominal terga with transverse, microsculpture. 770 very short and S8 much smaller, rounded triangular (ROHÁCEK 1983 : Figs 387, 389) P. trichopyga (RICHARDS) REVIEW OFjTHE SPECIES OF PARALIMOSINA 1. Paralimosina acris sp. n. (Figs 1-6, 111, 112) Type material — Holotype rf : IO>Krt. npaMopse, 40KMK)-B YccypnucKa, 11. VIII. 1984, Tpyn JiHrymKH, 10.000-11.00, A. 03epo

B (ZMUM). Description — Male. Total body length 2.06 mm; general colour dark brown. Frons largely dark brown, orbital plates, ocellar triangle and adjacent area with silvery grey microtomentum; also interfrontalia greyish tomentose; anterior part of intraorbital area orange, except for the