. Annals of tropical medicine and parasitology. Parasites. 320 also, closely resembling Cleobonnea occulta, B. W. and B., except that scales on disc of mesonotum broadly lanceolate. Male. Coloration as in C. occulta, but legs differing consider- ably. Mid legs white ventrally and dark above throughout. Hind legs with femora, tibiae, metatarsi and basal quarter of second tarsal segment white ventrally; rest of tarsi brassy beneath. Hypopygium (&g. 3). Side-pieces, tenth stemites and ninth tergites as in C. occulta. Clasper with a slender, recurved, basal 'lobe' (Dyar, 1919) (i), with retror
. Annals of tropical medicine and parasitology. Parasites. 320 also, closely resembling Cleobonnea occulta, B. W. and B., except that scales on disc of mesonotum broadly lanceolate. Male. Coloration as in C. occulta, but legs differing consider- ably. Mid legs white ventrally and dark above throughout. Hind legs with femora, tibiae, metatarsi and basal quarter of second tarsal segment white ventrally; rest of tarsi brassy beneath. Hypopygium (&g. 3). Side-pieces, tenth stemites and ninth tergites as in C. occulta. Clasper with a slender, recurved, basal 'lobe' (Dyar, 1919) (i), with retrorse pointed tip, and a wide dilation («'/.), from which arise three lobes; an outer, rather slender lobe (2), with indications of a row of spines; a long curved lobe (3), with a row of teeth along inner side; an inner broad triangular. Fig. 3. Wyeomyia negrensis, , male hypopygium, clasper. d—dilation ; i, 2, 3, 4, and 5, lobes of clasper. lobe (4), with coarse teeth along distal edge; and a secondary lobe (5), with teeth on internal surface arising from fourth lobe. Larva. Stage IV. Head wider than long, widest at posterior angles. Mental flate triangular, with a median tooth and eleven sub-equal teeth on each side. Maxilla with a terminal transparent hook-like tooth, and a row of ten transparent teeth along inner side; a sub-apical tuft of delicate hairs, and near them a single seta on a tubercle, a row of hairs internally, and a short, stout spine near outer margin. Thorax with lateral dense tufts. Spines of comb of. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Liverpool University Press [etc. ]
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