C. heteroclitus (Kremer & Callot 1965)
| Taxonomy | Biology | Distribution |
Culicoides heteroclitus
Kremer & Callot in Callot & Kremer 1965: 333. TL France
(Callot & Kremer 1965: 333. ♂, ♀, desc, figs)
(Callot, Kremer & Coluzzi 1965: 165. Notes, Italy)
(Kremer 1966: 182. ♂, ♀, notes)
(Callot & Kremer 1966: 941. Notes)
(Orszagh 1973: 894. Record, note, figs, Czechoslovakia)
(Chaker 1981: 97. ♂, ♀, notes, figs. Tunisia)
(Boorman 1988: 158. Record, Rhodes)
Diagnosis and Notes
The wings are greyish with four
pale spots; one over the cross-vein, reaching the costa, one just beyond the
second radial cell, and one in each of the cubital and anal cells. The female
AR is 1.20-1.25; the SD is 3-15. The male genitalia are immediately
recognisable, from the shape of the posterior margin of the ninth tergite and
the shape of the dististyle.
The figures are by Delecolle, from Chaker (1981).
