Figs. 1–3. 1 in Notes on the taxonomy of species of Sciomyzini with a predominantly setulose anepisternum (Diptera, Sciomyzidae)
Figs. 1–3. 1 — Ph. pilosa, ventral view, postabdomen showing anterior surstyli (at bottom), each with about 15 spinules; 2 — Ph. pilosa, male terminalia, lateral view, anterior surstylus with spinules (from Rozkošný 1991: fig. 49); 3 — Ph. shatalkini, ventral view, postabdomen showing anterior surstyli (at bottom), each with 7–8 spinules stronger than those of Ph. pilosa (from Kurina, Knutson 2019) Рис. 1–3. 1 — Ph. pilosa, постабΔомен снизу, виΔны переΔние сурстиΛи, кажΔый с примерно 15 шипиками; 2 — Ph. pilosa, терминаΛии самца, виΔ сбоку, переΔние сурстиΛи с шипиками (по Rozkošný 1991: fig. 49); 3 — Ph. shatalkini, постабΔомен снизу, виΔны переΔние сурстиΛи, кажΔый с примерно 7–8 шипиками, которые сиΛьнее, чем таковые у Ph. pilosa (по Kurina, Knutson 2019)
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