Hylemyia seticrura Rondani, 1866

Sforzi, Alessandra & Sommaggio, Daniele, 2021, Catalog of the Diptera types described by Camillo Rondani, Zootaxa 4989 (1), pp. 1-438 : 46-47

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Hylemyia seticrura Rondani, 1866 View in CoL

ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION: 1866a: 176 (key), 179 (description).

TYPE LOCALITY: “ in planitie parmensi [Parmese plains ( Italy)]”.

TYPE MATERIAL: 1 ♂, lectotype (hypopygium, fifth and sixth abdominal segments on two separate slides) ( MZUF: Box 23): Hylemyia Rndn. / seticrura Rnd. / 1245 / seticrura Rond. , Lectotypus, W. Hennig, VII.[19]70 / Lectotypus von Chortophila seticrura Rond. = Pegohylemyia brunneilinea Zett.

PARALECTOTYPE NOT EXAMINED: 1 ♂ ( MZUF: Box 23): Hylemyia Rndn. / seticrura Rnd. / 1245 / Pegohylemyia brunnelinea Zett. = seticrura Rond.

SLIDES: Hypopygium on slide n° 15 (Box Diptera Rondani 1): Botanophila varicolor Meigen , coll. Rondani, n° 1245 / Chortophila seticrura Rondani , Lectotypus ♂, Hypopygium. Fifth and sixth abdominal segments on slide n° 16 (Box Diptera Rondani 1): Botanophila varicolor Meigen , coll. Rondani, n° 1245 / Chortophila seticrura Rondani , Lectotypus ♂, 5 Abd. sternit.

CURRENT STATUS: junior synonym of Botanophila brunneilinea ( Zetterstedt, 1845) View in CoL ( Dely-Draskovits 1993: 24, Gorodkov et al. 1995: 5).

REMARKS: Rondani (1866a: 179) described Hylemyia seticrura from a few males: “ mares aliquos tantum legi [I collected some males only]”. Hennig (1970a: 358) reported two males in the MZUF and designated a lectotype (♂). He did not designate the second male as paralectotype (this additional specimen is a paralectotype). Rondani described this nominal species under the generic name “ Hylemyia ”, which is an “incorrect subsequent spelling of Hylemya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 or subsequent usage of Hylemyia Macquart, 1835 ” ( O’Hara et al. 2011: 99).