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SYSTEMATIC LIST Podonominae Parochlus kiefJeri (Garret) 2-11 Jun. 1976 2 males, 20-27 Ju\. 1976 2 males. Tanypodinae Ablabesmyia monilis (L.) 10-26 Aug. 19766 males. Krenopelopia binotata (Wiedemann) 3-10 Aug. 19762 males. Macropelopia goetghebueri (Kiefferl 10-16 Aug. 1976 2 males, 24 Jun. 1980 I male reared from a bog poo\. Macropelopia nebulosa (Meigen) 8-27 Ju\. 1976 2 males, 26 Apr. 1979 I male reared from the river. Proc/adius (Proc/adius) sp. A. (Fig. I A-B) 16-23 Aug. 1976 I male. The species is characterized by almost total absence of a heel on the gonostylus; the other surface of the gonostylus curved; and tergite VIII and the entire hypopygium light. Wing lenght 3.05 mm. Spur on front tibia with 7 lateral teeth, spurs on mid tibia with 8 and 5 teeth, and spurs on hind tibia with 9 and 6 teeth respectively. tal and ta2 of front leg with 2 pseudospurs each, tal and ta2 of mid and hind legs with 3 pseudospurs each, and ta3of mid and hind legs with I pseudospur. Proc/adius (Proc/adius) sp. B. (Fig. I CoD) 10-16 Aug. 19764 males. This species has slightly more pronounced heel on the gonostylus, and tergite VIII and the hypopygium are brown coloured. Wing length about 2.60 mm. Spur on front tibia with 3 lateral teeth, spurs on mid tibia with 6 and 4 teeth, and spurs on hind tibia with 5 and 3 teeth respectively. Tarsomeres on front leg without pseudospurs, ta I and ta2 on mitl and hind legs with I each. Both species will key out to Proc/adius (Proc/adius) ruris Roback in Roback (I 97 I). Brundin (I 949: Sill has drawn the gonostylus of a specimen questionably determined as Proc/adius (Procladius) appropinquatus Lundstf0m. Roback has examined this specimen and states a possibility for P. (P.) ru ris being a synonym of P. (P') appropinquatus. The former species is previously known from North America. the latter is known only from region 21. Psectrotanypus I'aritls (Fabricius) 24 Jun. -10 Aug. 1976 5 males. Thienemannimyia fusciceps (Edwards) 13-26 Aug. 19768 males. Zal'relimyia cf. thryptica (Sublette) 24 Jun.-IO Aug. 19764 males, 24 Jun. 1980 I male reared from the river. The specimens are determined to Z. cf. Ihryplka in Roback (I 972) due to the lack of crossbands on the wing. The pupa resembles Zal'relimyia nubila (Meigen) in not having a pale area around the plastron plate of the thoracic horn (
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