vidourlensis (Callot, Kremer, Molet & Bach 1968)
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Culicoides vidourlensis
Callot, Kremer, Molet & Bach 1968: 99. TL France
(Callot, Kremer, Molet & Bach 1968: 99. ♂, ♀, desc, figs)
(Kremer, Callot & Hommel 1973: 66. Notes, figs, key)
(Orszagh 1973: 895. Record, note, figs, Czechoslovakia)
Diagnosis and Notes
The wing is greyish with a series
of somewhat vague pale spots: one over the cross-vein from the costa to vein M,
and extending below the radial cells to just beyond the second radial cell;
one at the base of cell m1, another small spot in the middle of cell m; and
rounded spots in the cubital cell and two in the anal cell. The base of the
wing pale, the second radial cell all dark. The female AR is 1.48-1.66, the
SD 3,5,7,9,11-15. The male genitalia are very like those of kibunensis,
the ninth sternite membrane bare.
The figures are from Callot, Kremer, Molet & Bach (1968).
