Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ulidiidae, NEW from Greece
Posted by cosmln on 05-05-2008 22:08
#1
Hi,
another Ulidiid (i think) from Greece.
this time from near Morfi (~800m).
size was around 7mm and a lot of exemplary on a
Crtaegus small branches.
can be IDed?
around 6 specimens were collected.
thanks for he help,
cosmln
[EDIT]: title updated
Edited by cosmln on 06-05-2008 08:56
Posted by cosmln on 05-05-2008 22:09
#2
second view (sorry about quality).
cosmln
Posted by cosmln on 05-05-2008 22:10
#3
last photo
cosmln
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 05-05-2008 22:11
#4
some Otites,
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 06-05-2008 06:42
#5
It is an UNDESCRIBED, NEW species of
Otites, which Elena Kameneva will include in her paper with a revision of the genus.
Posted by Jan Willem on 06-05-2008 07:07
#6
Beautiful species Cosmin! Very nice to collect an undescribed species.
Posted by cosmln on 06-05-2008 07:36
#7
Nosferatumyia wrote:
It is an UNDESCRIBED, NEW species of Otites, which Elena Kameneva will include in her paper with a revision of the genus.
Hi Valery,
thanks.
i will send you this week a parcel with both species.
and WOW two new species from just one trip and the collecting purpose was one of the last.
Jan Willem wrote:
Beautiful species Cosmin! Very nice to collect an undescribed species.
thank you Jan.
i like too :)
cosmln
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 06-05-2008 08:29
#8
We'd greatly appreciate your permission to include one or two pictures of the 3 into the revision paper (with all your credits, of course) along with the description of the new species.
Posted by cosmln on 06-05-2008 08:40
#9
Hi Valery,
just to let me know what photo and resolution you need.
cosmln
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 06-05-2008 08:49
#10
Otites cosminensis. :D:D
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 06-05-2008 16:32
#11
I do not remember exactly, but Elena had promissed the name either to Bob Van Aartsen or to Bernhard Merz, who sent her the first specimens. But we shall consider this option, too. Unfortunately, it has been collected several times before that, and it was one of the targets of our trip in 2002. Unfortunately, visa routine was too late, and we came to Greece only in the 2nd half of May... The species is really wonderful, and there are 2 additional new species related to it, from Turkey and Israel, both undescribed.