Species Anabarhynchus boomerang Lyneborg, 2001

Anabarhynchus boomerang Holotype

© Copyright Queensland Museum CC-BY-NC, photo G. Thompson

Anabarhynchus boomerang Holotype label

© Copyright Queensland Museum CC-BY-NC, photo G. Thompson

Museums

Regional Maps

• Anabarhynchus boomerang Lyneborg, L. 2001. The Australian Stiletto-flies of the Anabarhynchus Genus-group (Diptera: Therevidae). Leiden : Entomonograph, E.J.Brill Vol. 13 256 pp. [232].

  Type data:

   Holotype QM T169962 adult ♂ (9.i.1967, hand netted, B. Cantrell. MEI130259), NSW: Acacia Plateau, via Legume [28.367°S, 152.367°E].
  Paratype(s) UQIC MEI129516 1 adult ♂, 1 adult ♀ (9.i.1967, hand netted, B. Cantrell), NSW: Acacia Plateau, via Legume [28.367°S, 152.367°E]; ANIC MEI127459 adult ♀ (Dec 1925, hand netted, G.H. Hardy), QLD: Brisbane [27.465°S, 153.017°E]; GDCB adult ♀ (24.viii.1980), QLD: Mooloolah Cemetery; UQIC MEI129513 adult ♂ (23.xi.1980, MV light, G. Daniels, M.A. Schneider), NSW: Boonoo Boonoo Falls [28.767°S, 152.15°E]; ANIC MEI127458 adult ♀ (16.xi.1982, hand netted, D.C.F. Rentz, E.D. MacNeill), NSW: Slaty Creek, 31 km NE by E Tenterfield [28.9°S, 152.267°E].

Distribution

States

New South Wales, Queensland

IBRA and IMCRA regions

IBRA

NSW, Qld: New England Tablelands (NET), South Eastern Queensland (SEQ)

Diagnosis

Medium-sized species. Prosternal furrow without pile. Sternopleuron with whitish pile on mid-dorsal area. Costal setae biserial. Femora grey-black, with apical parts yellow-brown for distance equalling femoral width. Aedeagus very distinct, as distiphallus has a large, upturned, apical section.

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