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Explanation of Plates.

  • Fig. 1.—Centrocnemis basalis Tonn.

  • Fig. 2.—Centrocnemis tillyardi Tonn.

  • Fig. 3.—Centrocnemis nitida Tonn.

  • Fig. 4.—Nervijuncta osten-sackeni Tonn.

  • Fig. 5.—Nervijuncta marshalli Edw.

  • Fig. 6.—Nervijuncta marshalli (variety).

  • Fig. 7.—Nervijuncta punctata Tonn.

  • Fig. 8.—Nervijuncta filicornis Edw.

  • Fig. 9.—Nervijuncta nigricornis Tonn.

  • Fig. 10.—Nervijuncta ruflceps Edw.

  • Fig. 11.—Nervijuncta hudsoni Marsh.

  • Fig. 12.—Nervijuncta wakefieldi Edw., large male

  • Fig. 13.—Nervijuncta wakefieldi Edw., small male

  • Fig. 14.—Nervijuncta flavoscutellata Tonn., large male

  • Fig. 15.—Nervijuncta flavoscutellata Tonn., small male

  • Fig. 16.—Nervijuncta longicauda Edw.

  • Fig. 17.—Nervijuncta pulchella Edw.

  • Fig. 18.—Nervijuncta hexachaeta Edw.

  • Fig. 19.—Nervijuncta tridens Hutton.

  • Fig. 20.—Nervijuncta bicolor Edw.

  • Fig. 21.—Nervijuncta nigrescens Marsh.

  • Fig. 22.—Heterotricha novae-zealandiae Tonn.

  • Fig. 23.—Arachnocampa luminosa Skuse.

  • Fig. 24.—Macrocera pulchra Tonn.

  • Fig. 25.—Macrocera montana Marsh.

  • Fig. 26.—Macrocera scoparia Marsh.

  • Fig. 27.—Macrocera ngairae Edw.

  • Fig. 28.—Macrocera hudsoni Tonn.

  • Fig. 29.—Macrocera unipunctata Tonn.

  • Fig. 30.—Macrocera fenestrata Edw.

  • Fig. 31.—Macrocera milligani Tonn.

  • Fig. 32.—Paramacrocera brevicornis Edw.

  • Fig. 33.—Cerotelion bimaculatus Tonn.

  • Fig. 34.—Cerotelion hudsoni Marsh.

  • Fig. 35.—Cerotelion leucoceras Marsh.

  • Fig. 36.—Platyura maculipennis Tonn.

  • Fig. 37.—Platyura punctifusa Edw.

  • Fig. 38.—Platyura lamellata Tonn.

  • Fig. 39.—Platyura exigua (var.) Tonn.

  • Fig. 40.—Platyura campbelli Tonn.

  • Fig. 41.—Platyura harrisi Edw.

  • Fig. 42.—Sciara nubeculosa Edw.

  • Fig. 43.—Sciara annulata Mg.

  • Fig. 44.—Scythroprochroa nitida Edw.

  • Fig. 45.—Ohakunea bicolor Edw.

  • Fig. 46.—Mycomyia flavilatera Tonn.

  • Fig. 47.—Mycomyia furcata Edw.

  • Fig. 48.—Taxicnemis hirta Marsh.

  • Fig. 49.—Aneura fusca Tonn.

  • Fig. 50.—Aneura bispinosa Edw.

  • Fig. 51.—Aneura longicauda Tonn.

  • Fig. 52.—Aneura boletinoides Marsh.

  • Fig. 53.—Parvicellula ruficoxa Tonn.

  • Fig. 54.—Parvicellula fascipennis Edw.

  • Fig. 55.—Synapha apicalis Tonn.

  • Fig. 56.—Synapha parva Edw.

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  • Fig. 57.—Allocotocera cephasi Edw.

  • Fig. 58.—Allocotocera dilatata Tonn.

  • Fig. 59.—Phthinia longiventris Tonn.

  • Fig. 60.—Aphelomera skusei Marsh.

  • Fig. 61.—Neotrizygia obscura Tonn.

  • Fig. 62.—Paracycloneura apicalis Tonn.

  • Fig. 63.—Cycloneura flava Marsh.

  • Fig. 64.—Cycloneura aberrans Tonn.

  • Fig. 65.—Sygmolea melanoxantha Edw.

  • Fig. 66.—Anomalomyia guttata Hutt., pale variety.

  • Fig. 67.—Anomalomyia guttata Hutt., dark variety.

  • Fig. 68.—Anomalomyia viatoris Edw.

  • Fig. 69.—Anomalomyia minor Marsh., pale wing.

  • Fig. 70.—Anomalomyia affinis Tonn.

  • Fig. 71.—Paradoxa fusca Marsh.

  • Fig. 72.—Cawthronia nigra Tonn.

  • Fig. 73.—Paracycloneura apicalis Tonn.

  • Fig. 74.—Morganiella fusca Tonn.

  • Fig. 75.—Tetragoneura rufipes Tonn.

  • Fig. 76.—Tetragoneura fusca Tonn.

  • Fig. 77.—Tetragoneura spinipes Edw.

  • Fig. 78.—Trichoterga monticola Tonn.

  • Fig. 79.—Exechia filata Edw.

  • Fig. 80.—Exechia hiemalis Marsh.

  • Fig. 81.—Allodia fragilis Marsh.

  • Fig. 82.—Allodia maculata Tonn.

  • Fig. 83.—Epicypta immaculata Tonn.

  • Fig. 84.—Epicypta dilatata Tonn.

  • Fig. 85.—Manota maorica Edw.

  • Fig. 86.—Zygomyia acuta Tonn.

  • Fig. 87.—Zygomyia fusca Marsh.

  • Fig. 88.—Zygomyia bifasciata Tonn.

  • Fig. 89.—Zygomyia bivittata Tonn.

  • Fig. 90.—Zygomyia flavicoxa Marsh.

  • Fig. 91.—Zygomyia sp. inc.

  • Fig. 92.—Zygomyia albonotata Tonn.

  • Fig. 93.—Zygomyia ruficollis Tonn.

  • Fig. 94.—Zygomyia trifasciata Tonn.

  • Fig. 95.—Zygomyia eluta Edw.

  • Fig. 96.—Mycetophila ornatissima Tonn.

  • Fig. 97.—Mycetophila latifascia Edw.

  • Fig. 98.—Mycetophila nitens Tonn.

  • Fig. 99.—Mycetophila marshalli End.

  • Fig. 100.—Mycetophila marshalli variety.

  • Fig. 101.—Mycetophila consobrina Tonn.

  • Fig. 102.—Mycetophila griscescens Tonn.

  • Fig. 103.—Mycetophila diffusa Tonn.

  • Fig. 104.—Mycetophila similis Tonn.

  • Fig. 105.—Mycetophila curtisi Edw.

  • Fig. 106.—Mycetophila sylvatica Tonn.

  • Fig. 107.—Mycetophila virgata Tonn.

  • Fig. 108.—Mycetophila elegans Tonn.

  • Fig. 109.—Mycetophila phyllura Edw.

  • Fig. 110.—Mycetophila howletti Marsh.

  • Fig. 111.—Mycetophila vulgaris Tonn.

  • Fig. 112.—Mycetophila elongata Tonn.

  • Fig. 113.—Mycetophila marginepunctata, var. ruapehuensis Edw.

  • Fig. 114.—Mycetophila marginepunctata Tonn.

  • Fig. 115.—Mycetophila marginepunctata, var. rotundipennis Edw.

  • Fig. 116.—Mycetophila variabilis Marsh.

  • Fig. 117.—Mycetophila colorata Tonn.

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  • Fig. 118.—Mycetophila fumosa Tonn.

  • Fig. 119.—Mycetophila dilatata Tonn.

  • Fig. 120.—Neopnyxia nelsoniana Tonn., from the side.

  • Fig. 121.—Neopnyxia nelsoniana Tonn., from above.

  • Fig. 122.—Neopnyxia nelsoniana Tonn., integuments strongly magnified.

  • Fig. 123.—Centrocnemis fumipennis Tonn., Hypopygium, left apical half.

  • Fig. 124.—Centrocnemis tillyardi Tonn., Hypopygium, left apical half.

  • Fig. 125.—Centrocnemis fumipennis Tonn., Hypopygium, from the side.

  • Fig. 126.—Centrocnemis tillyardi Tonn., Hypopygium, from the side.

  • Fig. 127.—Centrocnemis trivittata Edw., Hypopygium (half), from beneath.

  • Fig. 128.—Centrocnemis trivittata Edw., Hypopygium, from the side.

  • Fig. 129.—Centrocnemis basalis Tonn., Hypopygium, from the side.

  • Fig. 130.—Centrocnemis basalis Tonn., Hypopygium, tip of internal clasper.

  • Fig. 131.—Centrocnemis nitida Tonn., Hypopygium, from the side.

  • Fig. 132.—Centrocnemis nitida Tonn., Hypopygium (half), from beneath.

  • Fig. 133.—Nervijuncta osten-sackeni Tonn., clasper from beneath.

  • Fig. 134.—Nervijuncta flavoscutellata Tonn., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 135.—Nervijuncta punctata Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 136.—Nervijuncta nigrescens Marsh., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 137.—Nervijuncta ruficeps Edw., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 138.—Nervijuncta ruficeps Edw., inside of clasper at base.

  • Fig. 139.—Nervijuncta longicauda Edw., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 140.—Nervijuncta wakefieldi Edw., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 141.—Nervijuncta wakefieldi variety, hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 142.—Nervijuncta wakefieldi variety, clasper.

  • Fig. 143.—Nervijuncta hexachaeta Edw., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 144.—Nervijuncta hexachaeta Edw., inside of clasper.

  • Fig. 145.—Nervijuncta tridens Hutt., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 146.—Nervijuncta harrisi Edw., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 147.—Nervijuncta harrisi Edw., inside of clasper.

  • Fig. 148.—Nervijuncta hudsoni Marsh., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 149.—Nervijuncta nigricoxa Edw., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 150.—Nervijuncta nigricoxa Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 151.—Nervijuncta bicolor Edw., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 152.—Nervijuncta bicolor Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 153.—Nervijuncta parvicauda Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 154.—Arachnocampa luminosa Skuse, hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 155.—Cerotelion bimaculatus Tonn., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 156.—Cerotelion bimaculatus Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 157.—Cerotelion niger Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 158.—Cerotelion leucoceras Marsh., clasper.

  • Fig. 159.—Platyura subbrevis Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 160.—Platyura brevis Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 161.—Platyura lamellata Tonn., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 162.—Platyura proxima Tonn., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 163.—Platyura marshalli Tonn., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 164.—Platyura brookesi Edw., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 165.—Platyura punctifusa Edw., hypopygium from above.

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  • Fig. 166.—Mycomyia plagiata Tonn., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 167.—Mycomyia plagiata Tonn., hypopygium (half) from beneath.

  • Fig. 168.—Mycomyia furcata Edw., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 169.—Mycomyia furcata Edw., hypopygium (half) from beneath.

  • Fig. 170.—Mycomyia furcata Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 171.—Mycomyia flavilatera Tonn., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 172.—Mycomyia flavilatera Tonn., hypopygium from beneath.

  • Fig. 173.—Sciara rufulenta Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 174.—Sciara rufulenta variety, clasper.

  • Fig. 175.—Sciara vicarians Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 176.—Sciara ovalis Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 177.—Sciara constrictans Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 178.—Sciara agraria Felt., clasper.

  • Fig. 179.—Sciara agraria Felt., clup of hairs.

  • Fig. 180.—Sciara zealandica Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 181.—Sciara jejuna Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 182.—Sciara annulata Mg., clasper.

  • Fig. 183.—Sciara nubeculosa Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 184.—Sciara sp. inc., clasper.

  • Fig. 185.—Sciara marcilla Hutt., clasper.

  • Fig. 186.—Sciara tapleyi Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 187.—Sciara harrisi Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 188.—Sciara griseinervis Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 189.—Sciara philpotti Tonn., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 190.—Ohakunea bicolor Edw., tergite of hypopygium.

  • Fig. 191.—Ohakunea bicolor Edw., claspers.

  • Fig. 192.—Neopnyxia nelsoniana Tonn., middle leg.

  • Fig. 193.—Neopnyxia nelsoniana Tonn., hind leg.

  • Fig. 194.—Neopnyxia nelsoniana Tonn., front leg.

  • Fig. 195.—Taxicnemis flava Marsh., hypopygium (half) from above.

  • Fig. 196.—Taxicnemis flava Marsh., clasper.

  • Fig. 197.—Taxicnemis flava Marsh., side piece from beneath.

  • Fig. 198.—Allocotocera anaclinoides Marsh., hypopygium from beneath.

  • Fig. 199.—Aneura fagi Marsh., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 200.—Aneura longipalpis Tonn., hypopygium from beneath (half)

  • Fig. 201.—Aneura bispinosa Edw., hypopygium from beneath (half)

  • Fig. 202.—Aneura boletinoides Marsh., hypopygium from beneath (whole).

  • Fig. 203.—Aneura fusca Tonn., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 204.—Aneura filiformis Tonn., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 205.—Aneura pallida Edw., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 206.—Aneura longicauda Tonn., hypopygium from the side.

  • Fig. 207.—Aneura appendiculata Tonn., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 208.—Parvicellula hamata Edw., inner clasper.

  • Fig. 209.—Parvicellula hamata Edw., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 210.—Parvicellula nigricoxa Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 211.—Parvicellula gracilis Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 212.—Parvicellula triangula Marsh., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 213.—Parvicellula apicalis Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 214.—Parvicellula ruficoxa Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 215.—Parvicellula subhamata Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 216.—Aneura nitida Tonn., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 217.—Aphelomera forcipata Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 218.—Aphelomera forcipata Edw., hypopygium, sternal plate.

  • Fig. 219.—Aphelomera marshalli Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 220.—Aphelomera marshalli Edw., hypopygium, sternal plate.

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Figs. 1–17.

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Figs. 18–33.

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Figs. 34–49.

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Figs. 50–65.

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Figs. 66–81.

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Figs. 82–97.

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Figs. 98–113.

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Figs. 114–122.

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Figs. 123–136.

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Figs. 137–147.

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Figs. 148–158.

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Figs. 159–172.

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Figs. 173–191.

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Figs. 192–204.

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Figs. 205–216.

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Figs. 217–226.

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Figs. 227–235c.

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Figs. 236–244.

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Figs. 245–256.

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Figs. 257–266.

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Figs. 267–280.

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Figs. 281–292.

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Figs. 293–304.

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  • Fig. 221.—Aphelomera elongata Tonn., hypopygium from beneath (half).

  • Fig. 222.—Aphelomera longicauda Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 223.—Aphelomera longicauda Edw., hypopygium clasper.

  • Fig. 224.—Aphelomera longicauda, hypopygium sternal plate.

  • Fig. 225.—Aphelomera opaca Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 226.—Aphelomera skusei Marsh., hypopygium from below (half)

  • Fig. 227.—Synapha pulchella Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 228.—Synapha cawthroni Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 229.—Synapha gracilis Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 230.—Synapha similis Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 231.—Heterotricha novae-zealandiae Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 232.—Anomalomyia minor Marsh., clasper.

  • Fig. 233.—Anomalomyia basalis Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 234.—Anomalomyia viatoris Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 235.—Anomalomyia flavicauda Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 235b.—Anomalomyia obscura Tonn., aedeagus.

  • Fig. 235c.—Anomalomyia affinis Tonn., aedeagus.

  • Fig. 236.—Cycloneura flava Marsh., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 237.—Cycloneura triangulata Tonn., hypopygium from above

  • Fig. 238.—Paracycloneura apicalis, hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 239.—Tetragoneura ultima Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 240.—Tetragoneura opaca Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 241.—Tetragoneura proxima Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 242.—Tetragoneura spinipes Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 243.—Tetragoneura rufipes Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 244.—Trichoterga monticola Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 245.—Tetragoneura obscura Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 246.—Tetragoneura distincta, hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 247.—Tetragoneura flexa Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 248.—Tetragoneura venusta Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 249.—Tetragoneura obliqua Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 250.—Tetragoneura minima Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 251.—Tetragoneura minuta Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 252.—Tetragoneura nigra Marsh., clasper.

  • Fig. 253.—Tetragoneura fusca Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 254.—Allodia maculata Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 255.—Allodia quadriseta Edw., hypopygium from beneath.

  • Fig. 256.—Allodia quadriseta Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 257.—Allodia quadriseta Edw., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 258.—Allodia fragilis Marsh., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 259.—Allodia rufithorax Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 260.—Exechia filata Edw., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 261.—Exechia novae-zealandiae Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 262.—Exechia biseta Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 263.—Exechia howesi Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 264.—Exechia howesi Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 265.—Exechia hiemalis Marsh., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 266.—Exechia hiemalis Marsh., clasper.

  • Fig. 267.—Mycetophila grisescens Edw., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 268.—Mycetophila nitens Tonn., hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 269.—Mycetophila nitens Tonn., anal lamellae.

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  • Fig. 270.—Mycetophila nitidula Edw., hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 271.—Mycetophila nitidula Edw., anal lamellae.

  • Fig. 272.—Mycetophila subnitida Edw., hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 273.—Mycetophila phyllura Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 274.—Mycetophila harrisi Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 275.—Mycetophila intermedia Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 276.—Mycetophila pollicata Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 277.—Mycetophila spinigera Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 278.—Mycetophila clara Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 279.—Mycetophila colorata Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 280.—Mycetophila curtisi Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 281.—Mycetophila crassitarsis Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 282.—Mycetophila subspinigera Tonn., clasper inside.

  • Fig. 283.—Mycetophila subspinigera Tonn., clasper outside.

  • Fig. 284.—Mycetophila fagi Marsh., clasper.

  • Fig. 285.—Mycetophila vulgaris Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 286.—Mycetophila tapleyi Edw., calsper.

  • Fig. 287.—Mycetophila similis Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 288.—Mycetophila trispinosa Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 289.—Zygomyia nigrita Tonn., hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 290.—Zygomyia fusca Tonn., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 291.—Zygomyia fusca Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 292.—Zygomyia nigrohalterata, hypopygium from below (half).

  • Fig. 293.—Zygomyia unispinosa Tonn., hypopygium from above (half).

  • Fig. 294.—Zygomyia flavicoxa Marsh., hypopygium from above.

  • Fig. 295.—Zygomyia eluta Edw., clasper.

  • Fig. 296.—Zygomyia humeralis Tonn., aedeagus.

  • Fig. 297.—Zygomyia humeralis Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 298.—Zygomyia distincta Tonn., hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 299.—Zygomyia diffusa Edw., hypopygium from below.

  • Fig. 300.—Zygomyia filigera Edw., hypopygium from below (half).

  • Fig. 301.—Zygomyia penicillata Edw., hypopygium from below (half).

  • Fig. 302.—Zygomyia nigriventris Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 303.—Zygomyia brunnea Tonn., clasper.

  • Fig. 304.—Zygomyia truncata Tonn., anal lamellae.

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