. Diptera : Lonchaeidae, Sapromyzidae, Ephydridae, Chloropidae, Agromyzidae. Diptera. Fig. 31. Agromyza camdidipennis, n. sp., wing. Fig. 32. Agromyza similis, n. sp, wing. 55. Agromyza similis, n. sp. This species is very closely allied to the Palasarctic A. ceneiventris Fallen. Head. In general outline and chaetotaxy much as the last species except that the eyes are slightly less high in proportion to their breadth; the facial pit is also flatter at the bottom. The arista is distinctly pubescent ( x 45). The lunula is not evident, being sunk in with the rest of the face just above the antenn
. Diptera : Lonchaeidae, Sapromyzidae, Ephydridae, Chloropidae, Agromyzidae. Diptera. Fig. 31. Agromyza camdidipennis, n. sp., wing. Fig. 32. Agromyza similis, n. sp, wing. 55. Agromyza similis, n. sp. This species is very closely allied to the Palasarctic A. ceneiventris Fallen. Head. In general outline and chaetotaxy much as the last species except that the eyes are slightly less high in proportion to their breadth; the facial pit is also flatter at the bottom. The arista is distinctly pubescent ( x 45). The lunula is not evident, being sunk in with the rest of the face just above the antennae. Thorax as last species. Wings as Fig. 32: glassy with brown veins. Halters and legs all black. Abdomen. Greenish black with practically equal sized segments, $ hypopygium and $ ovipositor far less conspicuous. Size about 2 mm. Localities. Seychelles. Silhouette: cultivated country; low coconut-planted country near coast, Pointe Etienne, 17. IX. 1908; Mare aux Cochons and forest above, IX. 1908. Mahe: from near Morne Blanc, about 800 ft., X.—XL 1908; Cascade Estate, about 1000 ft,; marshy ground near sea-level at Cascade, 20. II. 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 Lamb, Charles George, 1867-; Linnean Society of London. London : Printed for the Linnean Society by John Clay, M. A. at the University Press, Cambridge
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