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HARIS A.: STUDY ON THE PALAEARCTIC PRISTIPHORA SPECIES<br />

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- Penis valve different................................................................................................18.<br />

18. Penis valve in Fig. 114. Mesopleur<strong>on</strong> matt, punctured and striate. 3.0-3.5 mm.<br />

...........................................................................................................P. pusilla Malaise<br />

- Penis valve different. Mesopleur<strong>on</strong> shiny. Trochanters usually black....................19.<br />

19. Penis valve in Fig. 122. 4.0 mm. Head and mes<strong>on</strong>otum weakly punctured, shiny.<br />

Colour and sculpture like in female..................................................P. bens<strong>on</strong>i Lindqvist<br />

- Head densely but finely punctured, shiny, mes<strong>on</strong>otum moderately densely, shallowly<br />

punctured, shiny. Entirely black <strong>species</strong> but tibiae dark brown with black apical rings.<br />

5.0-5.5 mm. Penis valve in Fig. 124..................................................P. murielae Lacourt<br />

20. Black. Ochraceous: underside of antenna, tibiae (except <strong>the</strong> black apical third of<br />

hind tibia), tarsi. Penis valve in Fig. 127. 6.0 mm. Female unknown.<br />

................................................................................................P. nigrom<strong>on</strong>golica Haris<br />

M<strong>on</strong>golia and Russia: Baikal.<br />

- Body and antenna entirely black. Tibiae white, hind tibia with black apical ring, Tarsi<br />

white but hind tarsus darkened, brown. Penis valve in Fig. 126. 4.5 mm.<br />

............................................................................................................P. list<strong>on</strong>i Lacourt<br />

Table R<br />

1. Penis valve c<strong>on</strong>tracted and beaked at apex. (Fig. 162). Colour variable. At least hind<br />

corners of pr<strong>on</strong>otum and tegula yellow. Sometimes extensively light coloured, in this<br />

case spots <strong>on</strong> head, mes<strong>on</strong>otum, abdominal tergites, mesopleural band and mesepisternum<br />

always black................................................................................P. nigella (Förster)<br />

- Penis valve evenly tapering towards <strong>the</strong> apex (Fig. 163).........................................2.<br />

2. Pr<strong>on</strong>otum and tegula yellow, hind femur more or less yellow in apical half. Last<br />

sternite more or less yellowish................................................................P. parva (Hartig)<br />

- Pr<strong>on</strong>otum and tegula black to dark brown. Hind femur black. Last sternite dark<br />

brown............................................................................................P. amphibola (Förster)<br />

Table S<br />

1. Legs ochraceous or yellow. Hind femora sometimes basally dark. Penis valve as in<br />

Figs. 99, 100, 101, 102, 104, 133 and 145......................................................................2.<br />

- Legs more or less darkened or black and white or nearly entirely white in two <strong>species</strong><br />

(P. werzhutskii Lindqvist and P. truncatiserra Lindqvist), dominantly pale brown but<br />

never entirely or mostly ochraceous. Penis valve different...........................................8.<br />

2. Mostly <strong>the</strong> pr<strong>on</strong>otum and tegula yellowish. Three different <strong>species</strong>.<br />

a. Penis valve in Fig. 133. 3.7-4.5 mm. [Black. Legs light brown but coxae black, hind<br />

tarsi dark brown and femora with black ventral suffusi<strong>on</strong>. Antenna black, ventrally dark<br />

brown. Wings hyaline, costa and stigma light brown. Mesopleur<strong>on</strong> smooth and shiny.]<br />

.................................................................................................P. m<strong>on</strong>goloexigua Haris<br />

Female unknown. Known from M<strong>on</strong>golia.<br />

b. Penis valve in Fig. 145. Similar to <strong>the</strong> female...........................P. insularis Rohwer<br />

(The inadequately known male of <strong>Pristiphora</strong> l<strong>on</strong>gicornis (Malaise) also runs here,<br />

however, this <strong>species</strong> has antenna light reddish brown <strong>on</strong>ly scape and pedicel black.<br />

Mesopleur<strong>on</strong> densely punctured matt. Male similar to <strong>the</strong> female, see in table K, couplet 2).<br />

- Pr<strong>on</strong>otum and tegula black. Penis valve different.....................................................3.<br />

3. Penis valve in Fig. 99. 4.5-5.0 mm..................................P. dochmocera (Thoms<strong>on</strong>)<br />

- Penis valve different..................................................................................................4.

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