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. Fifth ventral sclerite of the male
either wanting or with the caudal
margin straight; presutural intraalar
rarely present. (SARCOPHAGINÆ)
q. Fifth ventral abdominal sclerite of
the male much reduced, the remaining
segments with straight posterior
margin, overlapping scale-like; in
the female only segment one and two
scale-like, the others wholly or in
part covered; sternopleurals usually
three or more. SARCOPHAGA and
related genera.
qq. Fifth ventral sclerite of the male
plainly visible; sternopleurals
usually two. SARCOPHILA,
WOHLFAHRTIA, _Brachycoma_,
_Hilarella_, _Miltogramma_,
_Metopia_, _Macronychia_, _Nyctia_,
_Paramacronychia_, _Pachyphthalmus_,
etc.
pp. Fifth ventral abdominal sclerite of
the male cleft to beyond the middle;
ventral sclerites usually visible,
shield-like. _Rhinophora_, _Phyto_,
_Melanophora_ RHINOPHORINÆ
[Illustration: 164. Glossina palpalis. (×4.) After Austen.]
nn. Second ventral abdominal sclerite as well
as the others more or less covered,
sometimes wholly, by the edges of the
dorsal sclerite.
o. The presutural intraalar wanting; ventral
sclerites two to five nearly or quite
covered by the edges of the
corresponding dorsal sclerites; base of
the antennæ usually at or below the
middle of the eye; arista usually
plumose; legs usually elongate;
abdominal segments with marginal and
often discal macrochætæ. DEXIIDÆ
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