Protohermes sabahensis

The Protohermes sabahensis species–group Diagnosis. Species in this genus have yellow to yellowish brown heads and most specimens have a pair of black markings posterolaterally. The posterior ocelli are close to or are only moderately separated from median ocellus. The wings are hyaline or darker, with several whitish or yellowish markings. The male tenth tergum is flattened, about 2 x longer than the ninth tergum, and twisted inward with the distal portion more or less broadened. The male ninth gonostylus is slender, unguiform, and bald with its tip slightly curved. The male tenth sternum is... Mehr ...