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Dasyhelea sp. n°2
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Posted on 02-08-2023 02:27
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Hello everyone,

What I see is :

Subgenus :

1. Male genitalia without an envelope covering entire aedeagus
2. Wing with two radial cells
3. Clypeus divided into separate sclerites => Pseudoculicoides (in part)
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clypeus
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Then I tried to illustrate genitalias ... But it is more like a blur picture ... isn't ?

1. gonostylus single
3. gonostylus simple
... ?
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Sorry, this is trying to use this key : https://doi.org/10.2478/v10200-012-0009-8

Unfortunately, ... and obviously ... Shock I didn't use this technique :

All specimens were preserved in 75% ethanol, then subsequently cleared in phenol-ethanol and mounted on microscope slides in
phenol-Canada balsam by the methods described in WIRTH & MARSTON (1968).

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Posted on 03-08-2023 18:21
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Hello, I'm back with th dgenitalia following this protocol : 24h in lactic acid then mounted in Euparal.


I think it looks better, close to the pictures in this key ! Smile
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Following the previous key, I see :

1. Male genitalia without an envelope covering entire aedeagus
2. Wing with two radial cells
3. Clypeus not divided into separate sclerites => Dicryptoscena

then :

1. Fifth palpal segment as long as fourth palpal segment, with single row of long setae

2. Gonostylus with slender apex

3. ???

I am hesitating between Dasyhelea notata and lucida/stellata, but my preference goes to the description of male notata ...


Althought there are two other european species not in this key : D. fulvosa REMM and D. kurensis REMM ... so ?

EDIT : in this paper, it is said that
D. fulvosa is present from Czech Republic and Azerbaijan.
Dasyhelea kurensis is present from Ukraine (Crimea), Romania, Azerbaijan.
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