Definition of Surstylus. Meaning of Surstylus. Synonyms of Surstylus

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- black, with reddish-yellow or orangish setae posteriorl. Males possess a surstylus that abruptly tapers distally, with short surstylar setae that reach at...
- atrim**** differs by having the angle between dorsal and ventral lobe of the surstylus as a right angle (acute in the others); by having the apex of its ventral...
- ‘amplistylus’, meaning ‘large stylus’, referring to the enlarged left-side surstylus. In male specimens, the body length is 6.4 millimeters and wing length...
- covered in soft hairs. The surstylus is strongly asymmetrical and the superior lobes are symmetrical; the left side surstylus has a number of unusual lobes...
- following synapomorphies: male tergum 6 strongly reduced or absent; surstylus or medial surstylus with toothlike prensisetae (in Piophilidae only in one genus);...
- 3 heavily sclerotized, flattened setae on the ventral surface of the surstylus, which closely resembles the claws and fist of the comic book character...
- having an acute posterodorsal corner of the superior lobe and a broader surstylus; it differs further from S. pollex by lacking a sub-basal dorsal thumb-like...
- S. (A.) atricolor than S. (A.) furva), the dorsal lobe of right side surstylus (shorter than the medial lobe in S. (A.) atricolor and much longer than...
- finger-like process sub-basally on the medial side of the dorsal lobe of the surstylus. S. cr****ispina is similar to S. carinata, S. malaisei, and S. index,...
- the segment into two large spots. Segment 5 is dark and unmarked. The surstylus has a poorly developed basal process. external images For female specimens...