Notes on the Ethiopian Fruit-flies of the Family Trypaneidae, other than Dacus (s.l.) (Dipt.).—II

Abstract

This genus was recently described by Dr. Speiser and is a very characteristic one, on account of its elongate and slender body and bare 3rd longitudinal vein. The species belonging here, as long ago pointed out by Loew, have a great resemblance to those of the genus Elaphromyia, but they are at once distinguished by the thin and black occipital row, by the pointed lower angle of the anal cell and by the non-reticulate wing pattern. The genus is evidently allied to Ocneros, but has nothing to do with Rioxa. I will give here some additional details to the short description of Dr. Speiser