C. 'timmsi'

A blackish species.


Male terminalia of C. 'timmsi'.
Note the distinctive spatula-like superior volsella (right).

Face dark green, base of antenna black, antennae blackish brown.    AR = 3.08 - 3.63.    Frontal tuburcles present, length about 20 microns.
Thorax greenish black, with black stripes, postnotum and sternopleuron.
Legs brown, darkened at knees, last tarsal segments black. Anterior basitarsus bearded.    Ant LR = 1.35.
Wing length about 4.5 mm.    4-7 bristles on stem vein.

Leg proportions (microns):

 

Fe

Ti

Ta1

Ta2

Ta3

PI

1475

1385

1920

1065

820

PII

1575

1525

930

550

420

PIII

1845

1915

1335

805

785

 

Ta4

Ta5

LR

F/T

BR

PI

870

405

1.36-1.41

1.06-1.07

3.8-4.9

PII

270

205

0.59-0.63

1.01-1.05

 

PIII

395

245

0.70

0.96-0.97

 

Male terminalia distinctive due to essentially spatula-like superior volsella.    Inferior volsella with forked setae.    About 13 - 14 bristles on 9th tergite.

Types:nbsp; Holotype male:Lake Edward (-37.63, 140.58), ASA.36.3, 30.viii.1973, (leg. Jon & C.J. Martin) reared adult with pupal and larval exuviae (♂3), slide mounted.    Allotype female: Lake Edward, ASA.36.5, 19.viii.1975 (leg. Jon Martin & W. Canning) reared adult with pupal and larval exuviae (♀1), slide mounted.    Paratypes: 1 reared male (♂2), 3 larvae, 1 with polytene chromosomes, all slide mounted, same data as Holotype male.
Holotype, allotype and paratypes will be lodged in the Australian National Insect Collection.

Found: South Australia - Lake Edward, w. Kalangadoo.

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Modified: 22 June 2008
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