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©EntomologicaFennica.31August2016 Anew species of the genus Coelosia Winnertz from Tibet, China (Diptera: Mycetophilidae) JianCao&ZhiweiHuang Cao,J.&Huang,Z.W.2016:AnewspeciesofthegenusCoelosiaWinnertzfrom Tibet,China(Diptera:Mycetophilidae).—Entomol.Fennica27:77–80. Anew species of the genus Coelosia Winnertz, l863 fromTibet, China is de- scribed,figuredanddiscussed.CoelosiatibetensisCao&Huang,sp.n.isthe secondCoelosiaspeciesfromChina.Twoocelli,clearbrownshadingsonthe wing and the shape of the gonostylus are good characters to separate it from Coelosiatenella,theotherCoelosiaspeciesfoundinChina. J. Cao, Chongqing Three Gorges Vocational College, Wanzhou, Chongqing 404155,China;E-mail:[email protected] Z.W. Huang, Chongqing Three Gorges Vocational College, Wanzhou, Chong- qing404155,China;E-mail:[email protected] Received29January2015,accepted20January2016 1.Introduction microvialwithglycerin.Themorphologicalter- minologyusedfollowsthatofSølietal.(2000). Coelosia Winnertz, l863 (Diptera: Nematocera: Mycetophilidae) is a small genus with wide distribution.About9knownspeciesarefromthe 3.Taxonomy PalaearcticandOrientalregions,butfromChina C. tenella (Zetterstedt, 1852) was the first re- cordedspeciesinthisgenusin1988(Hackmanet 3.1.IdentificationofthegenusCoelosia al.1988). In this paper, we report and describe a new The genus Coelosia is distinguished fromother speciesofthegenusCoelosiafromTibetChina. related genera by the following characters (Søli ThespecimenswerediscoveredintheInsectCol- 1997): Frons bare, frontal tubercle simple and lection of Chongqing Three Gorges Vocational pointed.Labrumwelldeveloped,withorwithout College,Wanzhou,Chongqing,P.R.China. setae. Third palpomere without distinct sensory pit. Mesopleuron, laterotergite and mediotergite allbare.Wingsurfacewithsmall,irregularlyar- 2.Materialsandmethods ranged microtrichia only. Costa produced well beyond tip of R. Sc usually with some setae, 5 l Thespecimenswerecollectedbysweep-netting endingincosta.NeitherSc norR present.Point 2 4 andpreservedin80%alcohol.Thegenitaliawere offurcationofcubitalforkdistinctlybeyondlevel treatedinthestandardway(heatedinasolution of point of furcation of media; both cubital of 10% KOH, neutralized in acetic acid and branchesstraightornearlyso.Tibiaewithdevel- washedindistilledwater),andplacedintoglyc- oped setae. Male gonostylus usually with dis- erin for detailed study and later preserved in a tinct,well-developedinteriorappendage. 78 Cao&Huang (cid:127) ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.27 Fig.1.StructuresofmaleCoelosiatibetensis,sp.n.–a.Wing.–b.Terminalia,ventralview.–c.Gonostylus,in- teriorview.–d.Tergite9andcerci,dorsalview.Scalebars,a:1mm;b–d:0.1mm. 3.2.DescriptionofCoelosiatibetensis conspicuousstripesondiscbyoneortworowsof Cao&Huang,sp.n. darkbrownbristles,medianyellowstripebroad, extendinganteriorlytopronotum,twoadmedian Type material. Holotype # (20100032). China, stripes.Scutellumbrownwithtwostrongbristles TibetAutonomousRegion,ChamdoPrefecture, on posterior margin. Pleura and mediotergite Zhugu Temple, 96°59’44’’E, 31°5’31’’N, 4,100 blackbrown.Halteryellow. m a.s.l., 14.VIII.2010, Jian Cao leg. Paratypes Wings(Fig.1a).Hyaline,withbrownshading 1#,1$,withsamedataasholotype.Alltypesde- extending from middle of cubical to apex of posited in the Insect Collection of Chongqing CuA,veryfaintbrownshadepresentsubapically 2 Three Gorges Vocational College, Wanzhou, onM,M andCuA.Costa,R andR withsetae. 1 2 1 1 5 Chongqing,P.R.China. CostaproducedbeyondtipofR,covering1/2of 5 Description. Male (Fig. 1a–d). Lengths: distancetoM.Scbare,endinginCslightlybe- 1 body:5.14mm;wing:4.55mm. fore Rs. Sc absent. Point of furcation of M 2 Head. Yellowish brown. Two ocelli, median slightlybeyondthelevelofRs;pointoffurcation ocellusentirelyreduced.Antennae:scapeandpe- CuAdistinctly beyond the point of furcation of dicel cup-shaped, obscurely yellow. Flagellum: M. first flagellomere yellowish brown, obscurely Legs. Yellow, tibial spurs black. Fore ba- yellowbasally;remainingflagellomeresyellow- sitarsus subequal in length to fore tibia, mid ishbrown;terminalflagellomerewithasmallpa- basitarsus 0.7× length of mid tibia, hind basi- pilla.Palpiyellowtoobscurelyyellow,terminal tarsus0.6×lengthofhindtibia.Clawsminute. palpomerelong. Abdomen.Slender,clothedwithmanymod- Thorax. Mesonotum brown, three separated eratesetae.Tergite1darkbrown,tergites2and6 ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.27 (cid:127) Coelosiatibetensissp.n.fromTibet 79 Fig.2.FemaleTerminaliaofCoelosiatibetensis,sp.n.–a.Ventralview.–b.Dorsalview.–c.Lateralview. Scalebars:0.1mm. dark brown, yellow on posterior fourth, tergites CoelosiadistylataSøli,1997fromNepalinhav- 3–5 dark brown, yellow on posterior half. Seg- ingtwoocelli.However,itiseasilydistinguished ments7and8stronglyreduced,retractable.Ter- bytheoutlineoftergite9beingelongated,about minalianotrotated. 2.0×aslongaswide,withbarestripeonmedial Hypopygium (Fig. 1b–d). Brown, elongate. areafrombasetoapex(about1.7×aslongaswide Tergite9elongated,about2.0×aslongaswide, andwithoutbarestripeinC.distylata).Theshape with a bare stripe on medial area from base to ofthegonostylusisalsoagoodcharactertosepa- apex.Cercilong,slender,separated.Gonocoxite rateitfromC.distylata(seeSøli1997:Fig.15). fusedalongof1/2length,withfinesetaeexcept Clear brownshadingsonthewing(Fig. 1a) are medialborderwithblackstoutsetae.Gonostylus peculiarandabsentinC.distylata.Femaletermi- well developed, bowl-shaped, basal 1/3 narrow, naliaarealsodifferentfromthoseinC.distylata. onlythehalfwidthofapex,dorsalapexwithone dark tooth, ventral apex blunt and round, many long bristles on dorsal side and many relatively 4.Discussion short bristles on ventral side. Y-shaped interior appendageatthebaseofgonostylusyellow,ex- So far, Coelosia tibetensis sp. n. is the second ceptupwardfinger-likeprojectionblack-brown, speciesinthegenusCoelosiafoundinChina.The bare, only downward projection with four very first recorded species is Coelosia tenella strongbristles.Aedeagusshort,wellsclerotized. (Zetterstedt, 1852) (Hackman et al. 1988). The Female(antennaelost).Lengths:Body:4.94 specimens were collected from an altitude of mm;wing:4.38mm. 4,100 m in the eastern Tibetan Plateau, China. Colourationasinmale,butabdominaltergite Thediscoveryisencouraging.Thisnewspecies 1darkbrown,tergites2–5darkbrown,yellowon andC.distylatabothoccurathighaltitudesinthe posteriorthird,tergite6darkbrown.Femaleter- northernpartsoftheOrientalRegion.Thisfind- minaliainFig.2a–c. ing also confirms Søli’s (1997) view that all Etymology.Thenamereferstothetypelocal- southern records originate from high altitudes. ity:TibetAutonomousRegion. Weforeseethattherearemorespeciesawaiting Remarks. The new species is similar to discoveryintheTibetanregionofChina. 80 Cao&Huang (cid:127) ENTOMOL.FENNICAVol.27 Acknowledgements.WethankourfriendsHuizhiYangand Søli,G.E.E.,Vockeroth,J.R.&Matile,L.2000:4.Fami- ChunhuaWangfortheirhelpincollectingspecimens.We liesofSciaroidea.—In:Papp,L.&Darvas,B.(eds), gratefullyacknowledgetwoanonymousrefereesfortheir ContributionstoaManualofPalaearcticDiptera(with criticalreviewofthemanuscript. SpecialReferencetoFliesofEconomicImportance): 49–92.ScienceHerald,Budapest.604p. Søli, G. E. E. 1997: The systematics and phylogeny of CoelosiaWinnertz,1863(Diptera,Mycetophilidae). References —Entomologicascandinavica,Supplement50:57– 139. Hackman, W., Laštovka, P., Matile, L. & Väisänen, R. Winnertz, J. 1863: Beitrag zu einer Monografie der 1988: Mycetophilidae. — In: Soós, Á. & Papp, L. Pilzmücken.—Verhandlungenzoologischenundbo- (eds),CatalogueofPalaearcticDiptera.Vol.3,Cerato- tanischenGesellschaftWien13:637–964. pogonidae – Mycetophilidae: 220–327. Budapest, Zetterstedt,J.W.1852:DipteraScandinaviae.—Disposi- AkadémiaiKiadó.448pp. taetdescripta11:4091–4545.Lundae.

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