Posted by
Di-dier on 02-08-2008 15:18
#1
Hi,
Knut Rognes in his key to palearctic Calliphoridae (genera, Contributions to a manual of palearctic diptera. Vol. 3) uses a feature that I don't know: the postalar wall which is setose or bare. I've never seen this term anywhere else. Is it the surface below the postalar callus?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Posted by
Tony T on 02-08-2008 19:59
#2
The Nearctic book defines it thus: "A ridge running from the anterolateral angle of the scutellum to the wing base is called the
postalar ridge, and the ventrolateral surface below the postalar ridge is called the
postalar wall (postalar declivity)."
Edited by
Tony T on 02-08-2008 19:59
