Posted by MichelAngel on 20-09-2018 09:28
#7
I appreciate all information about this species, thank you very much.
Yes, it has 2 ad mid tibia.
I attach you a sketch of the scutum, is it correct?
I have never extracted the ovipositor but I have tried it with another identical specimen:
How could I find the key of Dr. Rognes? I would like to have it.
Thank you very much for your patience.
Miguel Ángel
johnes81 wrote:
following link is a foto of the head of griseotomentosa in profile:
https://c2.static...2457_h.jpg
keys for the female from Dr. Rognes:
f2 with one ad, frontal vitta is black with a reddish color toward the lunula
abdomen with a dark median stripe widening posteriorly
eye in profile much higher than gena
you must be looking at the ia. ac - to - dc - to -ia - to -supra-alar
supra-alar seta
https://diptera.i...amp;id=291
http://i68.tinypi...h2h7ye.jpg
outer ph setae are used by Dr. Rognes.
furthermore, i believe that i see two ad mid tibia. is this correct?
without viewing the ovipositor, i cannot suggest a species.
i will attach a photo of mine depicting the ovipositor of P. rudis for reference
following link is a foto of the head of griseotomentosa in profile:
https://c2.static...2457_h.jpg
keys for the female from Dr. Rognes:
f2 with one ad, frontal vitta is black with a reddish color toward the lunula
abdomen with a dark median stripe widening posteriorly
eye in profile much higher than gena
you must be looking at the ia. ac - to - dc - to -ia - to -supra-alar
supra-alar seta
https://diptera.i...amp;id=291
http://i68.tinypi...h2h7ye.jpg
outer ph setae are used by Dr. Rognes.
furthermore, i believe that i see two ad mid tibia. is this correct?
without viewing the ovipositor, i cannot suggest a species.
i will attach a photo of mine depicting the ovipositor of P. rudis for reference