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There's a pic of male above (unfortunately not the clearest one).

As for the translation, it takes time :| Here comes the fourth species from the monograph. If needed, I'll attach drawings of genitalia from it a bit later.

4. Neomochtherus manni (accepted name - Cerdistus manni)

Face, frons and vertex covered with dense yellow-whitish dust; posterior part of head covered with silver-whitish dust; frons laterally with short white and black hair; ocellar bristles short and black; distance between facial gibbosity and antennae base equals the total length of antennae 2 basal segments; facial beard consists of white bristles with some black ones on its upper margin; palpus brown-blackish with white hair; occiput and“whiskers”with white bristles; antennae brown-blackish, first two basal segments with light-silver dust and black hair; 3-rd segment shorter then total length of two basal segments; arista longer then third segment.
Mesonotum in grey dense dust, short white and black hair; mesonotum bristles white and black.
Legs yellow, with black and white hair and long bristles; femur from the anterior side with a more or less well developed wide black band; claws black, with yellow base.
Wings transparent, a bit yellowish; medial transverse vein located above the middle of the discoid cell.
Tergites medially in yellowish dust and short black hair, laterally in grey dust, white hairs and bristles; sternites in grey dust and white hairs; with white lateral bristles; male’s 8-th sternite with straight hind margin.
Hypopygium yellow-reddish; both halves of the epandrium covered in black hairs; in the middle of the medial margin with two thin protrusions in front of the apex, on the top also with a rounded lamellar projection.
Body length – 9 mm.
Distribution: Transcaucasia, Asia Minor