Species Anabarhynchus oblongicornus Winterton, 2004

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• Anabarhynchus oblongicornus Winterton, S.L. 2004. Are hind coxal knobs a synapomorphy for therevids? An unusual new species of Anabarhynchus Macquart from Australia (Diptera: Therevidae: Therevinae). Zootaxa 413: 1-8 [3].

  Type data:

   Holotype ANIC MEI 091215 ♂ (1-5.x.1996; D.Yeates, C.Lambkin, S. Winterton), QLD: Great Sandy NP, Cooloola Section [25°57'15"S 153°06'27"E].
  Paratype(s) ANIC MEI 091212-14, 091216 2♂ 2♀ (1-5.x.1996; D.Yeates, C.Lambkin, S. Winterton), QLD: Great Sandy NP, Cooloola Section [25°57'15"S 153°06'27"E]; ANIC MEI 091210 ♀ (1-5.x.1996; D.Yeates, C.Lambkin, S. Winterton), QLD: Great Sandy NP, Cooloola Section [25°53'31"S 153°05'06"E]; QM MEI 091209, 091211 ♂ ♀ (1-5.x.1996; D.Yeates, C.Lambkin, S. Winterton), QLD: Great Sandy NP, Cooloola Section [25°53'31"S 153°05'06"E]; QM MEI 091208 ♀ (1-5.x.1996; D.Yeates, C.Lambkin, S. Winterton; malaise trap), QLD: Great Sandy NP, Cooloola Section [26°01'37"S 153°05'33"E]; QM MEI 091217 ♀ (5.x.1996; S. Winterton; hand collected), QLD: Rainbow Beach, on fore dune.

Distribution

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Queensland

IBRA and IMCRA regions

IBRA

Qld: South Eastern Queensland (SEQ)

Diagnosis

Autapomorphies: scape longer than head, flagellum elongate, hind coxal knob absent, apex of distiphallus with large articulated spines. Shared characters (with some Anabarhynchus species): costal setae arranged in two rows, prosternal pile absent, hypopleural pile absent, fore femur with 1-2 posterodorsal setae, epandrium narrowed posteriorly.

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