Species Anabarhynchus camiro Lyneborg, 2001

Anabarhynchus camiro

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

Anabarhynchus camiro label

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

Museums

Regional Maps

• Anabarhynchus camiro Lyneborg, L. 2001. The Australian Stiletto-flies of the Anabarhynchus Genus-group (Diptera: Therevidae). Leiden : Entomonograph, E.J.Brill Vol. 13 256 pp. [247].

  Type data:

   Holotype AM K348951 adult ♂ (24.x.1982, probably hand collected, G.& A. Daniels), Camiro [Camira?], near Ipswich, QLD [27.667°S, 152.783°E].
  Paratype(s) ANIC MEI127557 adult ♂ (Oct 1930, hand netted, G.H. Hardy), QLD: Brisbane [27.465°S, 153.017°E]; GDCB MEI129475 adult ♂ (6.xii.1979, hand netted, M.S.& B.J. Moulds), QLD: 20 km N Monto [24.833°S, 151.167°E]; UIMNH MEI031251 adult ♂ (900m, 25-26.xi.1995, malaise, Sharkey: 27, M.E. Irwin, S.D. Gaimari {in Mike Irwin collection}), QLD: Carnarvon National Park, Mount Moffatt Section, base of Kenniffs Lookout [24.909°S, 148.008°E].

Distribution

States

Queensland

IBRA and IMCRA regions

IBRA

Qld: Brigalow Belt South (BBS), South Eastern Queensland (SEQ)

Diagnosis

Medium-sized species. Prosternal furrow as well as sternopleurin without pilosity. Frons relatively wide and frontal pile short, about half as long as scape. Costal setae biserial. Femora grey-black, but at least middle and hind femora yellow-brown apically. The peculiar apex of the distiphallus and the apical position of setae on gonocoxal proess are easily observed without dissection.

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