Ectopomyia

Hing, Chua Tock, 2009, Ectopomyia Hancocki, A New Species Of Acanthonevrine Fly (Diptera: Tephritidae: Phytalmiinae) From Peninsular Malaysia, Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 57 (1), pp. 25-27 : 25-26

ECTOPOMYIA SPECIES

1. Wing shape broad, about 2× longer than wide ( Platensina -like); numerous small hyaline spots around margin and in the field; with a distinct bristle in lower median portion of anepisternum; male genitalia normal; male fore-femur not modified ............ ................................................................................. Hexacinia

– Wings normal shape with large hyaline spots at apex and on hind margin, fewer hyaline spots in the field; may lack a distinct bristle in lower median portion of anepisternum; male genitalia has unusual development, with the surstyli folding under venter of abdomen and plainly visible in situ; male fore femur has a subbasal appendage (at least recorded in baculigera Hardy ) ............................................................................................... 2

2. General body colour pale yellow; Scutum with 2 lateral yellow longitudinal streaks; wings: hyaline area in sc crossing R 1 into r 1, r 1 with most 1 hyaline area, hyaline areas in cells r 2+3 and m large and rounded; 1 large hyaline area in m; r 2+3 with a rounded hyaline area just apical to the crossvein r-m. Laos................................................................ E. baculigera Hardy

– General body colour light brown; scutum with 3 brown longitudinal streaks; wings: hyaline area in sc not crossing R 1, r 1 with 2 hyaline areas, hyaline areas in cell r 2+3 and r 4+5 elongate, 2 small hyaline areas in m; r 2+3 without hyaline area in the middle. Malaysia................ E. hancocki , new species