Stenocyamops L. PAPP, 2006
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.12586111 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A487CE-FFE5-F56B-E81F-FBBED6AEF8B3 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Stenocyamops L. PAPP |
status |
gen. nov. |
Stenocyamops L. PAPP View in CoL , gen. n.
( Figs 115–123 View Fig View Figs 116–123 )
Type species: Stenocyamops thaii L. PAPP , sp. n. (no other species included presently). Gender: masculine.
Face in profile angulate. Head comparatively large, face slightly narrowed below antennae. Outer verticals large, inner vertical present (almost perpendicular), as well as a pair of thin proclinate occipitals lateral to vte. Both anterior fronto-orbitals are broken in the holotype but anterior fronto-orbitals must be strong judging from their bases. Anterior pair much anterior to the posterior fronto-orbitals. “Pseudovibrissae” long and thick ( Fig. 115 View Fig ), facial and genal setae short and fine. Gena narrow. Facettes of eyes seem to be uniform.
Anepisternum without setae. Metanotum not bulging, but a more or less narrow subscutellum present. One short postpronotal, 1 presutural, 2 np, 1 supraalar pairs of setae present. One dc (against wing base) and 1 sc pairs. Katepisternal seta rather long though thin.
Anal lobe of wing distinct, a narrow alula present. Subcostal vein ends free at 4/7 of costal cell. No basal cross-vein, cells bm and dm confluent, and anal cell extremely narrow ( Fig. 115 View Fig ). Anal vein strong though only slightly longer than ½ of distance of anal cell to wing margin.
Mid tibia with a long ventroapical. Hind tibia with a large, curved, subventral (anteroventral) spur, also mid tibia with an extremely long yellow ventroapical seta.
Abdominal sternites very broad.
Male syntergosterite 7–8 fused circularly ( Figs 116–117 View Figs 116–123 ). Subepandrial sclerites not long, contrary contrarily to Stenomicra . Surstylus symmetrical. Ejaculatory apodeme ( Figs 122–123 View Figs 116–123 ) very small. Genital (hypandrial) complex ( Figs 120–121 View Figs 116–123 ) almost completely symmetrical.
As for the differences to the other stenomicrid genera, see the key below.
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