Thread subject: Diptera.info :: ? Chamaepsila atra (Psilidae) <=

Posted by Halvard Hatlen on 30-10-2011 12:46
#1

? Chamaepsila atra og another. looks like 8 dc-bristles (4 pair) - very dark tibia and tarsus.

What is difference between Chamaepsila atra and C. nigra (? C. morio) ?

From Isfjorden, Møre og Romsdal, Norway. 17. july 2005

[edit 5. nov 2011 - It,s C. atra]

Edited by Halvard Hatlen on 05-11-2011 01:43

Posted by Halvard Hatlen on 30-10-2011 12:48
#2

one more

Posted by Sundew on 30-10-2011 16:52
#3

Chamaepsila is difficult, and to see the male genitalia might be of use. Perhaps the key http://books.goog...mp;f=false is helpful...

Posted by Halvard Hatlen on 02-11-2011 19:09
#4

Thank you for helping me. The link did't help for this thread, but is usefull for a lot others. Thank you.

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I stil have a lot of Psilidae questions as:
- What is difference between Chamaepsila atra and C. nigra (? C. morio) ?
- What is difference between Chamaepsila limbatella and Chamaepsila persimilis?

Posted by Sundew on 02-11-2011 23:05
#5

Well, the link is ok :). On p. 185 of the key you find C. limbatella (No. 18), on the following page C. persimilis (No. 25), and on p. 187 you have C. atra, C. nigra, and C. morio from No. 35 downwards (all as Psila, however, seems to be old taxonomy). As you have the dead specimens, the keyed characters should be recognizable...

Posted by Halvard Hatlen on 02-11-2011 23:56
#6

Yes, I know, also about the old taxonomy. But my book is missing page 186-189. The last is p. 185 with C. limbatella. I have try to reload it, but.... some day I hope. Thanks. :)

Posted by Sundew on 03-11-2011 02:25
#7

Dear Halvard, that's strange! When I click on that link, I can read the complete 57th family Psilidae (pages 184-191), no pages missing. If you really cannot open it, I could make some screenshots for you.

Posted by Halvard Hatlen on 03-11-2011 20:55
#8

;):D I open the link in Internet explorer. I can read the missing pages!! Thanks. In Mosilla firefox it was hidden. I have not look for the rest of the book. Some pages are hidden because 'copyright', it seems like the different browsers show different pages... I think.

Posted by Paul Beuk on 04-11-2011 09:12
#9

According to my key morio has three pairs of dorsocentrals and atra has four. In that case, the above species should be atra.