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Roháček, J. ; Papp, L.: Crumomyia microps sp. n. from Austria and notes on other cavernicolous Crumomyia species (Diptera: Sphaeroceridae)

A KEY TO THE CRUMOMYIA PARENTELA COMPLEX 1 Male gonostylus longer, narrower and ventrally more acute; hypandrial apodeme as long as or longer than phallapodeme (cf. TROGER & ROHACEK 1980: Fig. 12; NORRBOM & KlM 1985: Figs 76-77); female postabdomen with 8th tergum dorsomedially undivided (NORRBOM & KlM 1985: Fig 79) C. parentela (SÉGUY, 1963) ... 2 Male gonostylus broader, ventrally rounded (cf. PAPP & ROHACEK 1983: Fig. 12); hypandrial apodeme distinctly shorter than phallapodeme (about two-thirds of the latter); female postabdomen with 8th tergum dorsomedially divided (cf. PAPP & ROHÁCEK 1983: Fig. 9) C. cavernicola (PAPP et ROHÁCEK, 1983) ... 3 2 Eye small, its longest diameter about 0.9-1.0 times as long as smallest genal height. Gonostylus narrower (NORRBOM & KlM 1985: Fig. 76), legs long and slender C. parentela parentela (SÉGUY, 1963) Eye distinctly larger, its longest diameter about 1.7-2.0 times as long as smallest genal height. Gonostylus more broadened in distal half (cf. TROGER & ROHÁCEK 1980: Fig. 12), legs normal C. parentela alpicola (ROHÁCEK in TROGER et ROHÁCEK, 1980) 3 Eye reduced, small, its diameter about 1.2 times as long as smallest genal height; thoracic spiracle reduced (PAPP & ROHÁCEK 1983: Fig. 11), legs elongate, thorax narrowed C. cavernicola cavernicola (PAPP et ROHÁCEK, 1983) Eye larger, its diameter about 1.7-1.9 times as long as smallest genal height; thorax, thoracic spiracle and legs normal C. cavernicola oculea ssp. n. Crumomyia cavernicola oculea ssp. n. Type material - Holotype male, Austria: Osttirol, Karnische Alpen, Obstans Tropfsteinhöhle, 2320 m, 7.9.1997-20.9.1998, Kahlen et Egger leg. (Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest). One paratype male, same data but labelled: "Osttirol, Austria, Kartitsch Umgeb., Obstans Höhle BF., 2320 m, leg. Kahlen, 7.9.1997-20.9.1998" (coll. Dr. A. KOFLER, Lienz). Both with genitalia dissected, cleared and preserved in plastic tubes in glycerine pinned below specimens. One paratype male, Austria: Osttirol, Karnische Alpen, Obstans Tropfsteinhöhle, 2320 m, 20.9.1998-15.9.1999,