Palaearctic and oriental

I

lanllt I eme

[a

s.

I

Ithree h..

I

I

I i I

iNT) nola,

, noY.

icke,

Palaearctic and oriental

Systropha 153

I

Ftc 4.

Systropha

hirsuta

Spinola,

J, Israel: Dimona, 6 8. v. l9j5 (K. M.

Guichare:

metasoma, basal sterna, oblique aspect [Neg. ^149.14]. [prep. no. 1979.135].

[DBB]. ^Israel: Dimona, 6-8. v.

1915

(K. M. GuicharQ,lS

2?;

palmachim,

_2.

v. l9i5 (K. M. Guicharfl, 1d [BMNH].

Systropha planidens

Giraud,

¹⁸⁶¹

systropha planidens

Giraud

1 86 1: 45

l; jÇ;

'Je possède des mâles provenant de l'Espagne . . ., du midi de la France . . . et quelques uns que

j'ai

capturés en Autriche. J'en ai vu deux . . . dans le Musée de vienne .

..

d'Amasie, dans I'Asie-Mineure'. Type material, other than the two specimens from Amasia (NMV/), apparently lost, but there can be no doubt as to the identity of Giraud's Austrian syntypes. Restricted typical locality 'Ôsterreich' (Warncke 1977:96).

Systropha chrysuraPêrez, 1905: 85; Ç; Tarragone. IMNHNP, lectotype, designated by Warncke (197 7 : 96; Tarragona).1

Systropha planidens anatolicaWarncke, 1977:96;6fÇ; Tunceli, Tûrkei. [OLL] ^{Syn. nov.}

Figured. Ponomareva,

1967: 692.

Remarks. Warncke's description of

anatolica gives

no

adequate

grounds for

recog-

nizing the southern Anatolian (Tunceli) and later recorded (1992

742) Palestinian

populations

as subspecifically

distinct. Equally, available material from

the Balkans and western

Anatolia

is inadequate

to

demonstrate

whether clinal variation

obtains.

Males from Bitlis

are

not distinguishable from

males

from

Greece and

lran.

Additional records. (other

than

from

European

localities.) Turkey: Bitlis,

1700 m, vi.

1970 (F. Schubert), dd [DBB]. Iran: central Alborz, Karaj Valley,

Gach-e-Sar,

2150m,ll-19. vii.

1965

(D. B. Baker),

series

dd ?? IDBBI.

Systropha

dffirmis Smith,

1879

(Figs 9-10)

ate

r pin rlari Ithe

RII

sata.

both r the pici The

)92;

Jin

)94:

3S'),

1e

I

^s);

lRs l"itt'

ls3-

le at

li"o

nng

I

ful, lklv

Systropha difformis examined.]

ial

6o; d;

B. M.

Type

Hym.

17 a

ts34 D. B. Baker

Frcs

9-10.

Systropha

dffirmis

Smith, holotype

i,

Burma [Myanmar],,metasoma, lateral and latero-ventràl ^aspâcts [Neg. 146-1, ^146-51. Frcs

11

12. Systropha inexspectata Ebmer, frototyp. d, Thailand:.5aln,Zq1.tg**

g.D.A.

Cockerell): (11) metasoma, dorso-lateral

utp."ilN"g. ¹⁴⁰

^161; (12) metasoma,lateral aspect [Neg' ^140-15]'

Systropha ^t hoiotyp Figured.

Systropha p (1967:6 (Systropha (Systropha Figured.

Additional

Roberts), ⁾ data excetr P.

M.

RoL

P. M.

^Rol

Else),4'!

¹

IBMNH,

Sy,sîropha 1

Remarks.

'(Antiga, 96) purpo invalid

un

no ^inforn

grandimar

not

compi

of a

lecto Systropha

Systropha i851,1r Systropha

by ^Ebn

Remarks.

Systropha Systropha

Ethiopian that

taxor Descriptiv shorter th on 53; 54

Systropha Ludhii

t

1 540

D. ^B.

^Baker

/

,{

,fl::\Æ

20

Frcs

20-21.

Systropha diacantha sp' Guichard): (20) forewing [Neg' I 11.

nov., paratype

j,

Oman: Khasab'

4-'7'iv'

¹⁹⁷⁶

^(K' M'

I

;î ;â; irîi'À.tiro-u,

^I atero-ventral ^aspect [Neg' ¹

4e-

Ftcs ²² Gu 13:

apical

^se

Cu,

anc superfici

in hirsut

Fem

Type

m

Hotell) data

^as

specime:

compressed,

truncate

apophyses; apgp]ryses

of

53 weak'

low' mammiform;

^{54 and 55}

mutic;

56 basally

wittr riel'l-devaop"a, biunt, longitudinal,

^m-edian ridge, apically

with independent, curved, ;1";;;p;"", si apical lo6es with infolded stvli (trig.

^{17); S8}

collum

^slender,

capitulum otLi""iu'' ^{simple (Fig'}

^1S);

gonostyli incurved'

^elongate' exceeding gonocoxites

l;;"; ^{tnan twice} tùeii widtti (genitalia' Fig' 19)' Length:

5'5-Tmm.lntegumentblack,theantennaepalebeneathtowardsapex'thesmall