S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 65. (Budapest, 2004)
paramere stout (Fig. 182 A) Coniopteryx déserta - Processus lateralis of hypandrium indistinct; lateral part of stylus narrow, paramere slender (Figs 187A, C) Coniopteryx venustula 5 Processus apicalis of paramere unforked (Fig. 183) Coniopteryx kerzhneri - Processus apicalis of paramere forked (Fig. 188C) 6 6 Processus apicalis of paramere very low; its width much larger than hight (Fig. 184) Coniopteryx makarkini - Processus apicalis of paramere about as high as, or higher than wide 7 7 Anterior part of processus apicalis discoid in lateral view, with a small curved tooth (Fig. 185) Coniopteryx manka - Anterior part of processus apicalis not discoid in lateral view 8 8 Anterior branch of processus apicalis with two teeth (Fig. 180B) Coniopteryx aegyptiaca - Anterior branch of processus apicalis simple (Fig. 188C) Coniopteryx wittmeri Key to the species of Coniopteryx bicuspis group 1 Processus apicalis of hypandrium finger-like, long, upwards directed (Fig. 190) Coniopteryx pinkeri - Processus apicalis of hypandrium triangular (Fig. 189) Coniopteryx latistylus Key to the species of Coniopteryx collaris group 1 The two processes apicales with a fused, collar-like structure dorsally (Figs 191 A, B) Coniopteryx collaris - The two processes apicales without fused, collar-like structure dorsally, but their anterior branch with a very long forward directed projection (Figs 192B, D) Coniopteryx stylobasalis Key to the species of Coniopteryx loipetsederi group 1 Paramere stout (Fig. 194C) Coniopteryx atlantica - Paramere slender (Fig. 195C) Coniopteryx loipetsederi Key to the species of Coniopteryx orba group 1 Penis longer than 2/3 part of paramere (Fig. 199) Coniopteryx dentifera - Penis shorterer than 2/3 part of paramere (Fig. 198C) 2 2 Processus apicalis of paramere unforked (Fig. 198C) 3 - Processus apicalis of paramere forked 6 3 Internal projection of gonarcus subapical (Fig. 202) Coniopteryx mucrogonarcuata - Internal projection of gonarcus basal (Figs 198B, 204B) 4
