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2 matches for “Brown” · Entomology

  1. 2023

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    New Amydrostylus Lamas, Falaschi & Evenhuis (Diptera, Mythicomyiidae, Psiloderoidinae) from the Brazilian semiarid region, with discussion on the unusual male terminalia of the genus

    Mendes, L., N.L. Evenhuis, and C.J.E. Lamas · Proceedings of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences

    p. 3738F56E2-5C54-4913-AFDB-71EF83AB845B Diagnosis. Mesonotum and scutellum dark brown to black, shiny, with submedian antero-mesonotal triangular mark; tergites dark brown, shiny; pseudo-surstylus well developed

    Museum research publicationEntomology

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  2. 2025

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    Rediscovery of Melanesobasis Donnelly, 1984 (Odonata: Coenagrionidae) in Vanuatu reveals a pattern of vicariance in insular damselflies

    Saxton, N.A., G.S. Powell, B. Rashni, C.R. Jensen, C.D. Beatty, D.A. Polhemus, M. Marinov, and S. Bybee · *Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society*

    p. 6beige; labrum light yellow with darker posterolateral corners, medial posterior edge with dark brown spot; anteclypeus and genae green, mandibles (except for red- dish tips) yellow; postclypeus, frons

    Museum research publicationEntomology

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