Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899

Wojtoń, Maciej, Kania, Iwona & Krzemiński, Wiesław, 2019, Review of Mycetobia Meigen, 1818 (Diptera, Anisopodidae) in the Eocene ambers, Zootaxa 4544 (1), pp. 1-40 : 5-6

Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899

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*1899 Mycetobia connexa, Loew : Meunier, p. 163, pl. I, fig. 8)—N os 14550. VI. 8390. [1]

1899 Mycetobia connexa, Loew , p. 163—N os 14557. VI. 8397. [2]

*1904 Mycetobia callida: Meunier , p. 101 [p. 90], p. 94 [p. 83], p. 97 [p. 86], p. 271 [p. 260] pl. VIII, fig. 1 (N o 211.), 2 (N o 3299.)

1907 Mycetobia callida Meunier : Handlirsch, p. 934

1907 Mycetobia connexa Loew (Meunier) : Handlirsch, p. 934 [3]

1928 Mycetobia callida Meunier : Edwards, p. 25 [4]

1928 Mycetobia connexa (Loew) Meunier : Edwards, p. 25

1982b Mycetobia callida Meunier, 1904 : Keilbach, p. 330 [5]

1982b Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899 : Keilbach, p. 330 [6]

1985 Mycetobia callida Meunier, 1899 : Spahr, p. 8

1985 Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899 : Spahr, p. 8

1994 Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899 : Evenhuis, p. 204

1994 Mycetobia callida Meunier, 1904 : Evenhuis, p. 205

2014 Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899 : Evenhuis, http://hbs.bishopmuseum.org/fossilcat/fossanisopod.html

2014 Mycetobia callida Meunier, 1904 : Evenhuis, http://hbs.bishopmuseum.org/fossilcat/fossanisopod.html

Figures

FIGURE 3. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899, No. 804-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins). A. antenna; B. thorax, lateral view. Abbreviation: ANATG—anatergite; ANEPM—anepimeron; ANEPST—anepisternum; APRN—antepronotum; A SPR—anterior spiracle; CX—coxa; KEPST—katepisternum; KTG—katatergite; MR—meron; MTG—mediotergite; P BAS—posteriori basalare; PED—pedicel; PPRN—postpronotum; PRESCT—prescutum; PRESC PIT—prescutal pit; PM—pronotum; SBAL SCL—subular sclerite; SCT—scutum; SCTLL—scutellum; SC—scape.

FIGURE 4. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899, No. 1258-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins), wing venation.

FIGURE 5. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899. A.–C. No. 804-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins). A–C. drawing of leg with two tibial spurs: A. fore leg; B. middle leg; C. hind leg; D. diagram of relation between the length of legs: fore leg (F), middle leg (M), hind leg (H); point indicate position of tibial spurs. Abbreviations: I–V—numbers tarsomeres.

FIGURE 6. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899. A., C. No. 804-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins). A. habitus, lateral view; B. No. GZG BST 03402 (female) (GMUG), head and thorax, dorsal view; C. thorax, lateral view.

FIGURE 7. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899, the body. A. No. GZG BST 03402 (female) (GMUG), dorsal view; B. No. GZG BST 03403 (female) (GMUG), dorsal view; C.; D. No. GZG BST 03401 (male) (GMUG), lateral view; E. No. GZG BST 03400 (female) (GMUG), ventral view; F. No. GZG BST 03409 (male) (GMUG), latero-ventral view; G. No. GZG BST 03408 (female) (GMUG), lateral view; H. No. GZG BST 03410 (sex unknown) (GMUG), lateral view.

FIGURE 8. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899. A.–C. No. 804-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins): A. head with palpus maxillaris and antenna visible, ventral view; B. head with ocelli, scape and pedicel visible, dorsal view; C. palpus maxillaris; D. No. GZG BST 03400 (female), (GMUG), head, frontal view; D. No. GZG BST 03401 (male), (GMUG), antenna. Abbreviations: CE—compound eyes; f1–f14 flagellomeres; OC—ocelli; P—palpus maxillaris; PED—pedicel; SC—scape.

FIGURE 9. Mycetobia connexa Meunier, 1899, No. 804-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins). A.–C. legs: A. middle and hind legs; B. fore leg; C. tibial spurs of middle and hind leg, apical combs of hind leg; D. No. GZG BST 03401 (male), (GMUG), last tarsomeres of middle leg; E. No. 1258-2 (female), (coll. Ch. & H. W. Hoffeins), wing; F. No. GZG BST 03409 (male), (GMUG), male terminalia. Abbreviations: AC—apical comb; CLW—claw; CX—coxa; TR—trochanter; TS—tibial spurs.