identifier	taxonID	type	CVterm	format	language	title	description	additionalInformationURL	UsageTerms	rights	Owner	contributor	creator	bibliographicCitation
03E6822714596171FF572C493358C702.text	03E6822714596171FF572C493358C702.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Lamprometopia concavatogena (Pape 1986)	<div><p>Lamprometopia concavatogena (Pape 1986)</p><p>(Figs 2A–L, 4D–F, 5C, D)</p><p>Material examined:   Eighteen larvae from a single female:/ Namibia‘Welw’/  Namib-NaukluftNP /-23.54 126 15.29 55 9/22 Nov 2018/leg. KEiB Expedition//Lampr1/Namib.// Lamprom etopia /  concavatogena /(Pape 1986)/det. K. Szpila /</p><p>Pseudocephalon: Antennal complex (an) large, antennal dome (and) oval, with rounded tip, antennal basal ring (abr) high (Fig. 2A–D); maxillary palpus (mp) shaped as a high, cylindrical protuberance (Fig. 2A–C), first sensillum basiconicum (sb1) long and with slightly swollen tip, shifted away from central cluster of sensilla toward medio-dorsal border of palpus, additional sensilla (ns1–ns2) large and both situated dorsally to central cluster of sensilla (Fig. 2E); ventral organ (vo) on slightly swollen, fleshy lobe (Fig. 2A–C), edge of sensillar pit with a few conical protuberances (Fig. 2B); laterally to the mouth opening a few (one to two) cirri/suprabuccal teeth (c/sbt) (Figs 2B, 5C); oral ridges (or) well developed (Fig. 2A–C); anterior surface of pseudocephalon with irregular cuticular warts, posterior surface with fine cuticular ridges (Fig. 2A–C).</p><p>Cephaloskeleton: Labrum (lb) straight but with anteriorpart bent down, tip pointed (Figs 4E, 5C, D); mouthhook (mh) with lateralarmat base, almostparallel-sided and veryslightly upcurved, pick-axe shaped with a single pointed tip directed about 45°C to longitudinal axis of mouthhook (Figs 4E, 5C, D); intermediate sclerite (is) slightly below base of labrum and parastomal bars (pb) in lateral view (Figs 4E, 5C, D), in ventral view intermediate sclerite longer than wide (Fig. 4F); parastomal bar long (Figs 4E, F, 5C, D); vertical plate (vp) slightly broader than ventral cornu (vc) and dorsal cornu (Figs 4E, 5C, D); dorsal bridge absent.</p><p>Toracic segments: Anterior spinose bands (asb) with from 5–6 (dorsal surfaces) to 11–12 (ventral surface of first segment) rows ofspines, spines arranged separately from each other (Fig.2A–C); lateral surface of first thoracic segment with aperture of anterior spiracle (as) (Fig. 2C); remaining area of thoracic segments with densely set cuticular ridges (Fig. 2A–C), ridges on dorsal and dorso-lateral surfaces fragmented, ridges on ventral and ventro-lateral surfaces continued along the entire length of segment (Fig. 2A–C, F); Kelin’s organ with short sensilla (Fig. 2I).</p><p>Abdominal segments: Spines of spinose bands on dorsal and lateral surfaces gradually changing to fragmented cuticular ridges along each segment (Fig. 2F, G), ventral spines smaller than lateral and dorsal ones, ventral surface with continued cuticular ridges (Fig. 2H); lateral creeping welts (lcw) developed and densely covered by spines/ ridges; ventral surface of a1–a7 with well-defined fusiform creeping welts (vcw) at the anterior margin of segments and anterior proleg (apr) pre-crevice proleg (prp) and posterior prolegs (pos) (Fig.2H).</p><p>Anal division: Spines of spinose bands on dorsal and lateral surfaces gradually changing to fragmented cuticular ridges along each segment, on ventral surface spines well defined, ventral surface posterior to the spines with continued cuticular ridges (Fig. 2L); spiracular field with slightly protruded papillae p1–p7 and irregular row of small spines (Fig. 2J); posterior spiracle (ps) with four peristigmatic tufts, each with five to seven branches (Fig. 2J); anal papillae (ap) rounded (Fig. 2J, K); anal tuft (at) with several spines (Fig. 2J, K).</p><p>Remarks: Gravid females were attracted to damaged termite commuter tunnels on a tree trunk and on the ground surface below the tree (Fig. 7A–C). Some first instar larvae developed successfully to the third instar by feeding on freshly killed blow flies ( Chrysomya albiceps).</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E6822714596171FF572C493358C702	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Szpila, Kozvpztof;Walczak, Kinga;Sopzvńpka, Agniepzka;Pape, Tomap	Szpila, Kozvpztof, Walczak, Kinga, Sopzvńpka, Agniepzka, Pape, Tomap (2025): Fiopt data on eaolv inptao Afootoopical Miltogoamminae (Dipteoa: Saocophagidae) oeveal unexpected moophological diveopitv. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 203: 1-13, DOI: 10.1093/zoolinnean/zlae030, URL: https://doi.org/10.1093/zoolinnean/zlae030
03E682271459617CFC542F643369C190.text	03E682271459617CFC542F643369C190.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Phylloteles picifons Pape 1985	<div><p>Phylloteles picifons Pape 1985</p><p>(Figs 3A–M, 4G–I, 5E, F)</p><p>Materialexamined:   Fifteen larvae from a single female:/ Namibia /  Way Gobabeb-Windhoek /-23.26 925 16.12 554/ 25 Nov 2018 / leg. A. Thomas-Cabianca //ArianaL/Phyl.// KEIB _ DIP_01299 //  Phylloteles /  picifons /(Pape 1985)/det. K. Szpila /</p><p>Pseudocephalon: Antennal complex (an) large, antennal dome (and) oval, with conical tip, antennal basal ring (abr) high (Fig. 3A, B, D, E); maxillary palpus (mp) shaped as a high cone (Fig. 3A, B, D–F), first sensillum basiconicum (sb1) very long and with slightly swollen tip, shifted away from central cluster of sensilla toward base of palpus, additional sensilla (ns1–ns2) large and both situated dorsally to central cluster of sensilla (Fig. 3F); ventral organ (vo) on swollen, fleshy lobe (Fig. 3A, B, D, E); laterally to the mouth opening a few (one or two) cirri/ suprabuccal teeth (c/sbt) (Fig. 3E); oral ridges (or) well developed (Fig. 3B, D, E); antero-dorsal surface of pseudocephalon with irregular cuticular warts, postero-dorsal surface with fine cuticular ridges (Fig. 3A, B, D).</p><p>Cephaloskeleton: Labrum (lb) straight except for anterior part curved down, tip pointed (Figs 4H, 5E); mouthhook (mh) with a lateral arm at the base, almost parallel-sided and very slightly upcurved, mouthhook pick-axe shaped with a single pointed tip directed at an angle of about 45°C to longitudinal plane of mouthhook (Figs 4H, 5E, F); intermediate sclerite (is) slightly below the base of labrum and parastomal bars (pb) in lateral view (Figs 4H, 5E, F),in ventral view intermediate sclerite longer than wide (Fig. 4I); parastomal bar long (Figs 4H, I, 5E, F); vertical plate (vp) slightly broader than ventral cornu (vc) and dorsal cornu (dc) (Figs 4H, 5E, F); dorsal bridge absent.</p><p>Toracic segments: Anterior spinose band on t1 interrupted dorsally, laterally with 5 to 7 and ventrally with 11–13 rows of spines (Fig. 3A, B); spinose band on t2 with only one to three rows of spines and restricted to ventro-lateral and ventral surfaces (Fig. 3B), spinose band on t3 complete but narrow and with three to five rows of spines; surface of integument with dense, fine, cuticular ridges (Fig. 3A–C), dorsal surfaces of t1–t3 also with large and fragmented ridges (Fig. 3G, H); t1 dorsally with a small cuticular protuberance (cp) in the centre, followed by large bulbous protuberance (Figs 3A, B, 4G, H); integumental papillae in form of conical protuberances, each with four to six ridges converging at the top sensillum (Fig. 3B, C, G, J); Keilin’s organ with slightly elongated sensilla (Fig. 3I).</p><p>Abdominal segments: Anterior spinose bands (asb) on a1–a7 restricted to lateral and ventral surfaces with from 2–3 to 8–9 rows of spines (Fig. 3K), spines small and arranged in irregular lines (Fig. 3L); posterior spinose bands (psb) not well defined (Fig. 3K, M); lateral creeping welts (lcw) developed and covered by cuticular ridges and sparse spines; dorsal and lateral surfaces of all abdominal segments with a mixture of fine ridges and scattered large fragmented ridges, ventral surface of segments with regular cuticular ridges (Fig. 3H); integumental papillae in form of conical protuberances, with four to six ridges converging at the top sensillum (Fig. 3J); ventral surface with large segmentally arranged transverse protuberances formed by fusion of the posterior prolegs (pos) of one segment and the ventral creeping welt (vcw) of the following segment (Fig. 3K, M).</p><p>Anal division: Anterior spinose bands (asb) on a1–a7 restricted to lateral and ventral surfaces, spines small and arranged in irregular lines (Fig. 3M); dorsal and lateral surfaces of anal division with mixture of fine ridges and scattered large fragmented ridges, ventral surface of ad with regular cuticular ridges (Fig. 3M); papillae around spiracular field distinct and in form of conical protuberances, with four to six ridges converging at the top sensillum; spiracular field ringed by a dorsally interrupted circle of hair-like spines; posterior spiracle (ps) with four peristigmatic tufts each with a few (one to four) branches; anal complex strongly protruded; anal papillae (ap) large and rounded (Fig. 3M); spines of anal tuft absent (Fig. 3M).</p><p>Remarks: Gravid females of  P. picifons were observed perching on small tumuli formed by termites. After removing the tumuli, females quickly entered into the opened entrance (Fig. 7D–F). Attempts to raise first instars of  P. picifons on freshly killed blow flies ( Chrysomya albiceps) failed.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E682271459617CFC542F643369C190	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Szpila, Kozvpztof;Walczak, Kinga;Sopzvńpka, Agniepzka;Pape, Tomap	Szpila, Kozvpztof, Walczak, Kinga, Sopzvńpka, Agniepzka, Pape, Tomap (2025): Fiopt data on eaolv inptao Afootoopical Miltogoamminae (Dipteoa: Saocophagidae) oeveal unexpected moophological diveopitv. Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 203: 1-13, DOI: 10.1093/zoolinnean/zlae030, URL: https://doi.org/10.1093/zoolinnean/zlae030
