Posted by Dmitry Gavryushin on 09-06-2010 17:50
#3
The wings: top -
G. viridipennis, bottom -
G. acheron. Hancock (2008a) says that they can be separated by the lack of stigma in
acheron, yet I would say that, at least in this specimen, faint yellowish stigma is present. Additionally, vein
rq in
acheron seems to have more proximal position (closer to the point of furcation of veins
r2 and
r3), and vein
m-cu located more distally; and maybe in
viridipennis vein
a2 is somewhat curved inwards when reaching the wing margin. Male genitalia and, hopefully, report of new information later.
Edited by Dmitry Gavryushin on 09-06-2010 17:54