Carpophthoromyia radulata De Meyer, 2006
Carpophthoromyia radulata De Meyer, 2006: 7
Body length: 5.20mm; wing length 5.20mm.
Head. Antennal segments brown. Arista distinctly plumose; longest rays longer than width of first flagellomere. Frons white to yellow, longitudinal brown band for entire length from ocellar triangle to antennal base, equal to width of distance between anterior orbitals. Three frontals placed on oblique line, with anterior frontal at least 3 times as far from the inner eye margin than posterior frontal; two orbitals. Distance between posterior frontal and anterior orbital is shorter than distance between anterior and posterior orbital. Face white, gena darker brown. Thorax. Scutum shining black-brown, along transverse suture yellow-brown; black setulae, without transverse bands of silvery setulae. Postpronotum white. Anepisternum with white to yellow band with lower margin reaching to lower fourth of posterior margin; with pale setulae, lower fourth with black setulae, two anepisternals. Katatergite and anatergite both white. Scutellum white, ventrally with 3 brown apical spots, not visible in dorsal view. Subscutellum black. Wing. Pattern similar to that of C. pseudotritea (see fig. 9). Hyaline indentation near junction of vein C with apical part of vein R1, reaching well beyond vein R4+5, to halfway between R4+5 and M. S-band and inverted V-band not fused. S-band with small subapical tooth. Crossvein DM-Cu straight. R-M ratio 1.15. Legs. Brown, tibia and tarsal segments yellow. Abdomen. Shining black-brown; with black setulae. Spermatheca ovoid in apical part, base slender.
Male. Unknown
Female. Terminalia, oviscape shorter than abdomen; shining black-brown. Aculeus orange, flattened (Fig. 14), about 5 times longer than wide; tip truncate with small protuberances (Fig. 29).
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Body length: 5.20mm; wing length 5.20mm.
Head. Antennal segments brown. Arista distinctly plumose; longest rays longer than width of first flagellomere. Frons white to yellow, longitudinal brown band for entire length from ocellar triangle to antennal base, equal to width of distance between anterior orbitals. Three frontals placed on oblique line, with anterior frontal at least 3 times as far from the inner eye margin than posterior frontal; two orbitals. Distance between posterior frontal and anterior orbital is shorter than distance between anterior and posterior orbital. Face white, gena darker brown. Thorax. Scutum shining black-brown, along transverse suture yellow-brown; black setulae, without transverse bands of silvery setulae. Postpronotum white. Anepisternum with white to yellow band with lower margin reaching to lower fourth of posterior margin; with pale setulae, lower fourth with black setulae, two anepisternals. Katatergite and anatergite both white. Scutellum white, ventrally with 3 brown apical spots, not visible in dorsal view. Subscutellum black. Wing. Pattern similar to that of C. pseudotritea (see fig. 9). Hyaline indentation near junction of vein C with apical part of vein R1, reaching well beyond vein R4+5, to halfway between R4+5 and M. S-band and inverted V-band not fused. S-band with small subapical tooth. Crossvein DM-Cu straight. R-M ratio 1.15. Legs. Brown, tibia and tarsal segments yellow. Abdomen. Shining black-brown; with black setulae. Spermatheca ovoid in apical part, base slender.
Male. Unknown
Female. Terminalia, oviscape shorter than abdomen; shining black-brown. Aculeus orange, flattened (Fig. 14), about 5 times longer than wide; tip truncate with small protuberances (Fig. 29).
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