Revision of Tomosvaryella Aczél (Diptera: Pipunculidae) in the Middle East, with description of 19 new species Motamedinia, Behnam Skevington, Jeffrey H. Kelso, Scott Zootaxa 2021 2021-07-16 5002 1 1 103 57DYV De Meyer, 1995 De Meyer 1995 [151,662,151,178] Insecta Pipunculidae Tomosvaryella Animalia Diptera 38 39 Arthropoda species israelensis   Figs 20A–E, 55   Diagnosis:Based on the shape of the surstyli in dorsal view, this species is related to the kuthyi species group (  Tomosvaryella emaratensis  sp. nov.  T. cyprusensis  sp. nov.,  T. freidbergi,  T. hispanica,  T. kuthyiand  T. parakuthyi). It differs from these species by the shape of the surstyli in lateral view, broadened, being normally curved ( Fig. 20D–E). This species also can be recognized by the shape of phallus, with three ejaculatory ducts, one with more than eight small spines in basal two thirds in lateral view ( Fig. 20D–E); epandrium longer than wide ( Fig. 20A), gonopods equal in height ( Fig. 20B). See diagnosis of  T. emaratensis  sp. nov. and T. cyprusensis  sp. nov.for more details.  Specimens examined:   HOLOTYPE: ISRAEL: Kfar Shamai, 32°57’N, 35°27’E,  30.ix.1975. A. Freidberg, JSS52377 ( 1♂, TAU);   PARATYPE: ISRAEL: Mt. Hermon, 33°25’N, 35°51’E,  1300 ma.s.l.,  22.v.1973, A. Freidberg, JSS52378 ( 1♂, CNC).   Distribution: Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Iran, Israel, Italy, Romania, Slovakia, Syria( Skevington 2020) ( Fig. 55). JSS52377 1975-09-30 TAU A. Freidberg Israel 32.95 Kfar Shamai 1207 35.45 38 39 1 1 holotype JSS52378 1973-05-22 CNC A. Freidberg Israel 1300 33.416668 Mt. Hermon 1205 35.85 38 39 1 1 paratype