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

rounded; stylus serrated (Figs 134A, B) Coniopteryx gozmanyi 14 The two tips of processus terminális short, snout-like, and elevated abruptly in ventral view (Fig. 145A) 15 - Processus terminális other (Figs 129C, 144B) 16 15 Median incision of hypandrium about as deep (or slightly deeper) as wide (Fig. 145 A) Coniopteryx prehensilis - Median incision of hypandrium much wider than deep (Fig. 147) Coniopteryx tagalica 16 Hypandrium much longer than high (Fig. 144A) Coniopteryxpraecisa Hypandrium about as long (or slightly longer) as high (Fig. 129A) 17 17 Three hairy knobs on the vertex (Fig. 148) Coniopteryx vanharteni - No knob on the vertex 18 18 Distal part of paramere turns upwards at right angle (Fig. 129B) 19 - Distal part of paramere bent down, or turns downwards at obtuse angle (Fig. 135B) 20 19 Processus terminális narrow, and pointed in ventral view (Fig. 129C) Coniopteryx aspoecki - Processus terminális broad and blunt (Fig. 127) Coniopteryx alinica 20 Processus terminális long in lateral view (Fig. 131) Coniopteryx compressa - Processus terminális short or indistinct in lateral view (Figs 135A, 142A) 21 21 Distal part of paramere broad, and much shorter than proximal part (Fig. 135B) Coniopteryx quangxiana Distal part of paramere narrowing, and only slightly shorter than the proximal part (Fig. 142B) Coniopteryx plagiotropa Key to the species of Coniopteryx falciger group Antennae curving at the base of flagellum; acute projections are on the first two flagellar segments (Fig. 149) Coniopteryx bispinalis Curve of the antennae other (Fig. 151 A) 2 There is a hook (Fig. 151 A), or a prominent spine (Fig. 152 A) on one of the median antennái segments of male 3 There are neither hooks, spines nor other modified setae on the antennae of male (Fig. 153A) 5 Median incision of hypandrium V-shaped (Figs 15 IB, 154A) 4 Median incision of hypandrium U-shaped (Fig. 152B) Coniopteryx gibberosa Large, and apically increasingly longer setae present on the antennái segments 4-7; antennái segment 9 with a hook (Fig. 151 A); distal part of paramere strongly curved (Fig. 151C) Coniopteryx falciger A single short spine is near the middle of the male antennae; distal part of paramere slightly curved (Fig. 154B) Coniopteryx unispinalis Distal part of paramere sickle-like (Fig. 153B) Coniopteryx gonicera Distal part of paramere hook-like (Fig. 150) Coniopteryx cripsicornis