C. univittatus (Vimmer 1932)
| Taxonomy | Biology | Distribution |
Culicoides univittatus
Vimmer 1932: 139. TL Israel
(Vimmer 1932: 139. Description, figs)
= agathensis Callot, Kremer & Rioux
Culicoides agathensis Callot,
Kremer & Rioux 1963: 121. TL France
(Callot, Kremer & Rioux 1963: 121. ♂, ♀, notes, figs)
(Kremer 1966: 143. Notes, figs)
(Kremer, Callot & Hommel 1973: 61. Notes, figs, key)
(Kremer, Braverman & Delecolle 1981: 2. Synonymy)
Diagnosis and Notes
The wings are greyish, with pale
spots arranged as in the figure; the second radial cell is pale, and the
spots in cells m1 and m2 are not cut by wing margin. The male genitalia with
prominent lateral processes and the posterior border of the ninth tergite
with a deep central notch. The ninth sternite membrane usually bare, vary
occasionally with one or two spicules. The female AR is 1.34-1.47; the SD is
3-15.
The figures are from Kremer (1966) (as agathensis).
