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![Brachineurini (1, 3, 7–9), Undoneurini (2, 4–6, 12), and Rhizomyiini (10, 11), wing [(1–8, 10–12) males; (9) female]: (1) Brachineura impleta Fedotova et Sidorenko; (2) Undoneura phaseoliformis (Fedotova); (3) Ramineura subulata (Fedotova et Sidorenko ); (4) Undoneura fasciculata Fedotova et Sidorenko; (5) Chrybaneura harrisoni Gagné; (6) Cingola certa Fedotova et Sidorenko ; (7) Epimyia calcarata Fedotova et Sidorenko; (8) Nodalistyla undata Fedotova et Sidorenko; (9) Spaniocera squamigera Winnertz; (10) Coccidomyia pennsylvanica Felt; (11) Alatostyla velutina Fedotova et Sidorenko; (12) Brachyneurina peniophorae Harris (after: Nijveldt, 1963; Gagné, 1968; Harris, 1968, 1979; Fedotova, 2004; Fedotova and Sidorenko, 2006a, 2006b).](profile/Zoya-Fedotova/publication/287593289/figure/fig2/AS:331029857488897@1455935076574/Brachineurini-1-3-7-9-Undoneurini-2-4-6-12-and-Rhizomyiini-10-11-wing.png)
Brachineurini (1, 3, 7–9), Undoneurini (2, 4–6, 12), and Rhizomyiini (10, 11), wing [(1–8, 10–12) males; (9) female]: (1) Brachineura impleta Fedotova et Sidorenko; (2) Undoneura phaseoliformis (Fedotova); (3) Ramineura subulata (Fedotova et Sidorenko ); (4) Undoneura fasciculata Fedotova et Sidorenko; (5) Chrybaneura harrisoni Gagné; (6) Cingola certa Fedotova et Sidorenko ; (7) Epimyia calcarata Fedotova et Sidorenko; (8) Nodalistyla undata Fedotova et Sidorenko; (9) Spaniocera squamigera Winnertz; (10) Coccidomyia pennsylvanica Felt; (11) Alatostyla velutina Fedotova et Sidorenko; (12) Brachyneurina peniophorae Harris (after: Nijveldt, 1963; Gagné, 1968; Harris, 1968, 1979; Fedotova, 2004; Fedotova and Sidorenko, 2006a, 2006b).
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A new classification is proposed for the gall-midge supertribe Brachineuridi including 4 tribes, 9 subtribes, 24 genera, and 156 species: Brachineurini (Brachineurina, 4 genera, 23 species; Epimyiina, 4 genera, 9 species); Undoneurini trib. n. (Undoneurina subtrib. n., 5 genera, 8 species; Coccidomyiina subtrib. n., 2 genera, 8 species); Rhizomyiin...
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... Until now, the tribe Ledomyiini (Cecidomyiidae: Cecidomyiinae: Brachineuridi) comprised 12 genera including 10 extant genera and 2 fossil ones (Gagné and Jaschhof 2021). Though two of them, Cingola Fedotova &Sidorenko, 2006a andPennaticoxita Jiao &Bu, 2016 had been transferred to the tribe Brachineurini and reviewed by Jiao et al. (2013Jiao et al. ( , 2016Jiao et al. ( , 2019 and Jiao and Bu (2014) for their lack of the ventral mediobasal lobe of male gonocoxite. During an inspection on an early collection of Ledomyiini specimens from southern China, another new species, Pseudocingola guanshanensis gen. ...
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... Additional references for Rhizomyia include Felt's key to the species (1913, p. 202), Jiao & Bu (2013) and Fedotova (2014). ...
The Brachineuridi (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae: Cecidomyiinae) from Allegheny county are presented. One new genus and species: Paracingola conspicua n. gn. et n. sp. and two additional new species: Lauthia pennsylvanica n. sp.; Rhizomyia hortensis n. sp. are fully described and illustrated and compared to their closest congeners. Other Brachineuridi studied from this region are: Acinacistyla brevilobata Jiao & Bu 2013, Brachineura eupatorii Felt 1907, Epimyia carolina Felt 1911, Ledomyia flavotibialis (Felt 1907) and Ledomyia emilyae Gagne 1985. Anticipating its discovery here, Coccidomyia pennsylvanica Felt 1911 is included as an extralimital species. A larval, pupal and adult diagnosis is given which superficially supports the super tribe Brachineuridi.
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