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Dasypolia spp.: male (6, 7) and female (8, 9) genitalia. Depositories of the specimens dissected: 6 in CAV; 7-9 in ZISP.
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The distribution of Dasypolia eberti Boursin, 1967 in Kazakhstan is discussed. The species is reported from Dzhungar Alatau Mountains, which is the northernmost known locality of the species. The male and female genitalia of D. eberti are illustrated and diagnosed in comparison with the related Dasypolia rjabovi (Bundel, 1966). The female genitalia...
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... margin of the valva. The phallus of D. eberti is shorter and narrower than in D. rjabovi (in proportion to the tegumen-vinculum complex) and has a longer and narrower carinal plate. The vesica of D. eberti is longer than in D. rjabovi and lacks the medial diverticulum. In the female genitalia, D. eberti (Fig. 8) is distinguished from D. rjabovi (Fig. 9) by the markedly longer and broader ductus bursae, and the considerably shorter corpus bursae (in proportion to the ...
