Asilinae

Young, Charles L., 2006, Robber flies of South Korea — II. South Korean species of the Subfamily Asilinae Latreille, 1802 (Diptera, Asilidae), Zootaxa 1132, pp. 1-30 : 2-3

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.171900

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6257220

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03BF0D1C-8002-FFEA-8616-FABAFAD4DFF2

treatment provided by

Plazi

scientific name

Asilinae
status

 

Key to the South Korean genera of Asilinae treated in this paper.

1. Dorsal occipital hair strongly proclinate; female abdominal tergites 6–8 elongated, compressed laterally (as in Astochia View in CoL ) .................................. Neoitamus Osten­Sacken View in CoL

­ Dorsal occipital hair not strongly proclinate; female abdominal tergites 6–8 elongated ( Astochia View in CoL ) or of different shape .................................................................................... 2

2. Male fore basitarsus with spatulate (spoon­like) bristles; epandrium with conspicuous paralobes and a sagging appearance; ovipositor elongated with five segments ............ ................................................................................ Astochia Becker View in CoL in Becker & Stein

­ Male fore basitarsus without spatulate bristles; epandrium more erect; ovipositor less elongated with fewer than five segments ...................................................................... 3

3. Fore basitarsus stout and thickened........................................................... Asilella Lehr View in CoL

­ Fore basitarsus not considerably thickened .................................................................. 4

4. Facial gibbosity reduced to mouth margin; epandrial lobe red/orange ........................... ................................................................................................. Aneomochtherus Lehr View in CoL

­ Facial gibbosity not reduced to mouth margin; epandrial lobe not red/orange............. 5

5. Sternite 8 of males strongly excised with long medial hair; female ovipositor angulated and compressed, cercus embedded into tergite 9 and sharp on distal apex............ ............................................................................................................. Eutolmus Loew View in CoL

­ Sternite 8 of males considerably less excised, or not at all; female ovipositor not angulated; cercus not embedded into tergite 9 ..................................................................... 6

6. Dark brown or yellow species; sternite 8 of male slightly excised medially (as in Mercuriana View in CoL ) or with a long fringe of apical hair ..................................... Machimus Loew View in CoL

­ Dark black or gray species; sternite 8 of male thickened medio­apically, or male with toothed or notched epandrial lobes................................................................................ 7

7. Gray species; male dorsal epandrial lobes with medial dorsal tooth clearly visible; female cercus with spines .................................................................. Philonicus Loew View in CoL

­ Black species; male dorsal epandrial lobes without notch, or tooth; female cercus rounded as in Machimus View in CoL , almost as long as tergite 9, without spines. Mercuriana Lehr View in CoL

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Diptera

Family

Asilidae

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