Oriental species of clusiid flies (Diptera: Clusiidae: Clusiinae) Author Sasakawa, Mitsuhiro text Zootaxa 2011 3038 1 28 journal article 46304 10.5281/zenodo.205904 62376e09-f30b-4fb0-a635-8f8f43e008fd 1175-5326 205904 Phylloclusia sternopleuralis sp. nov. ( Figs 4, 5 ) Type material. Holotype male ( BPBM 17241), Malaysia , Sabah, 19 km N of Kalabakan, forest camp, 60 m , 25. X. 1962 , K. J. Kuncheria. Paratypes : 3, Ƥ, same locality as holotype , 19 and 20. X. 1962 , K. J. Kuncheria. Description. MALE. Very similar to Phylloclusia bivittata sp. nov. , differing from it in the following points: face yellow, faintly brown-tinged at middle; two dark stripes on mesoscutum slightly broader than those of bivittata , always united with each other anteriorly, forming semicircular marking along anterior margin of scutum (about 1/2 as long as distance between anterior margin of scutum and transverse suture), each postsutural stripe split into two narrow stripes in anterior 2/3–3/4 of its length, with lateral branch not reaching transverse suture; katepisternum blackish brown on anterior half; katatergite slightly brown-tinged; mediotergite blackish brown except for yellow lateral margins; wing with apical brown marking more darkened, extending posteriorly to M1; three distal tarsomeres of fore leg slightly brown-tinged. Frons 1.2 times as wide as eye; gena 1/11 as high as eye; wing 3.2–3.5 (3.2) mm long, r-m before middle of cell dm (15: 22). Genitalia: surstylus ( Figs 4, 5 ) with small protuberance at middle of inner side; cercus with 8–10 strong posterior setae; phallapodeme ( Fig. 4 ) 480 µm long; mesophallus almost as long as basiphallus, with sclerites entirely separated; distiphallus 410 µm long. Body length 3.8–4.0 (3.8) mm. Other characters quite similar to those of P . bivittata . FIGURES 1–5. Male genitalia of Phylloclusia bivittata sp. nov. (1–3, paratype) and P. sternopleuralis sp. nov. (4, 5, paratype). 1,2,4,5, epandrium (E), surstylus (S), cercus (C), and proctiger (P), lateral view (1,4) and anterior view (2,5); 3,4, hypandrium (H), phallapodeme (PA), and phallus, lateral view (parts of phallus: BP, basiphallus; DP, distiphallus; EA, ejaculatory apodeme; EP, epiphallus; MP, mesophallus; PP, paraphallus). Scale=0.1 mm. FEMALE. Differing from the male in the following points: anterior semicircular marking on mesoscutum larger, and postsutural stripes not split; scutellum entirely black; katepisternum brown on anterior 3/4 of pleural length; anatergite and katatergite distinctly brownish; mediotergite centrally brown; T6 and T7 yellow; ovipositor black at base but yellow distally; wing length 3.2 mm , body length 3.5 mm . Distribution. Malaysia (Sabah). Etymology. The specific name refers to the dark katepisternum (sternopleuron).