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Further Notes on the Ethiopian Fruit-flies, with Keys to all the known Genera and Species—(Cont.)

  • M. Bezzi (a1)
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In the form of the head this genus is allied to the Acidia-Pseudospheniscus group, but is distinguished by the very short antennae, by the bare third vein, by the dc. bristles being placed on the line of the a. sa., by the peculiar coloration of the head, and by the wing-pattern of the Aciura type. Only one as yet undescribed species from Abyssinia, Br. kovácsi, Bezzi.

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* Prof. Bezzi writes that this generic name falls as a synonym of Oedoncus, Speiser, Beitr. aus d. Tierk., Widmungschr. für Prof. Dr. M. Braun, Königsberg, p. 154, Juli 1924; and the species Rh. munroana, Bezzi, is also a synonym of Oe. taenipalpis, Speiser, op. cit. p. 155, fig. p. 156.

* This species of Euribia is repeated here.

* This is a species of Euaresta, repeated here.

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