Handbook of Medical EntomologyRiley, William A. (William Albert)
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Handbook of Medical Entomology
Riley, William A. (William Albert)
Insect pests; Insects as carriers of disease; Medical parasitology
p. Underside of the scutellum more or less
sparsely covered with fine hairs; anal
vein nearly always reaches the hind
margin of the wing; extensor surface
of the hind tibiæ with a number of
stout setæ; squamæ often small and
equal. ANTHOMYIA, _Chortophila_,
_Eustalomyia_, _Hammomyia_,
_Hylemyia_, _Prosalpia_, _Pegomyia_,
etc. HYLEMYINÆ-PEGOMYINÆ
pp. Underside of the scutellum bare; anal
vein does not reach the wing margin.
q. First anal vein short, second anal
suddenly flexed upwards; hind tibiæ
each with one or two strong setæ on
the extensor surface. FANNIA (=
HOMALOMYIA), _Cœlomyia_,
_Choristoma_, _Euryomma_, _Azelia_,
etc. FANNINÆ-AZELINÆ
qq. Anal veins parallel or divergent.
r. Setæ on the exterior surface of the
hind tibiæ wanting (except in
_Limnaricia_ and _Cœnosites_),
lower squama not broadened to the
margin of the scutellum.
_Leucomelina_, _Limnophora_,
_Limnospila_, _Lispa_, _Mydæa_,
_Spilogaster_, etc.
MYDÆINÆ-LIMNOPHORINÆ
rr. One (rarely more) seta on the
extensor surface of the hind
tibia; squamæ usually large and
unequal. HYDROTAEA, _Aricia_,
_Drymeia_, _Ophyra_, _Phaonia_ (=
_Hyetodesia_), _Pogonomyia_,
_Trichophthicus_, etc. ARICINÆ
oo. M_{1+2} curved or bent, hence the cell
R_5 more or less narrowed in the margin.
(MUSCINÆ). MUSCIDÆ in part. See page 303
for generic synopsis.
ll. Hypopleurals present; when three
sternopleurals are present the arrangement is
2:1 or 1:1:1. (TACHINIDÆ of Girschner)
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