Two new species of Jungiella (Diptera: Psychodidae: Psychodinae) from the Palaearctic Region Author Omelková, Markéta Author Ježek, Jan text Zootaxa 2017 4250 6 560 576 journal article 33263 10.11646/zootaxa.4250.6.4 70701cda-5e9f-4b76-bdf3-28e8e9d617f7 1175-5326 495856 30EE092A-252E-4CA9-A125-FC55E9332DDF
TABLE 1. Comparison of diagnostic characters for males of selected genera of Paramormiini (Paramormiina). The mentioned taxa have each more than 10 known species.
Diagnostic charactersJungiella Vaillant, 1972 — type species Pericoma soleata Walker, 1856Panimerus Eaton, 1913 — type species Pericoma notabilis Eaton, 1893Seoda Enderlein, 1935 — type species Pericoma labeculosa Eaton, 1893 (in sense of Kvifte 2014)Parajungiella Vaillant, 1972 — type species Pericoma longicornis Tonnoir, 1919
corniculi developedyes (mostly), Figs 1, 3, 21, 22yesnotnot (mostly)
index of length of scape to pedicel1.6–3.2, Figs 4, 231.5–3.32.3–3.53.1–4.7
shape of pedicelglobular, Figs 4, 23not globular, asymmetricalglobularglobular
first flagellomere put under rigid bristlesnot, Figs 4, 23notyesnot
index of wing length to width2.4–3.3, Figs 18, 352.3–2.82.4–2.82.4–2.7
medial wing angle90–180°, Figs 18, 35180–222°146–210°122–180°
ejaculatory apodeme (basiphallus) flattenedin dorsal view, Figs 14, 38in dorsal viewin dorsal viewin lateral view
sabre- or sickle- shaped outer paired convergent protubernces (phallomeres) of aedeagal complexnot developed, Figs 14, 36, 38developeddevelopednot developed
glenoid blades (paired appendages of distiphallus) of aedeagal complexfull or partially developed, Figs 14, 36, 38not developednot developednot developed or in a very reduced form
lance- or dagger- shaped inner parallel and divergent protuberances (phallomeres) of aedeagal complexnot developed, Figs 14, 36, 38not developednot developedfull or partially developed
furca developedyes, Figs 14, 17, 34, 36, 38notnotyes
number of retinaculi7–14, Figs 19, 20, 37, 425–355–1217–30
Jungiella janiki Omelková & (Figs 1–20)Ježek sp. nov.