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Two New Records of Tephritis Latreille, 1804 (Diptera: Tephritidae) TurkJZool 29(2005)167-170 ©TÜB‹TAK TwoNewRecordsofTephritisLatreille,1804(Diptera:Tephritidae) fromTurkey MuratKÜTÜK ‹nönüUniversity,FacultyofArts&Sciences,DepartmentofBiology,44069Malatya-TURKEY Received:17.10.2003 Abstract: Thisstudywasbasedon Tephritis Latreille,1804.SampleswerecollectedfromTurkeyduring2001,2002and2003. Tephritisdioscurea(Loew,1856)andTephritisdivisa Rondani,1871,Tephritis speciesarenewrecordsforthefaunaofTurkey. KeyWords: Newrecords,Tephritidae,Tephritisdivisa,Tephritisdioscurea,Turkey Türkiye’denTephritisLatreille,1804‘den(Diptera:Tephritidae)‹kiYeniKay›t Özet: Buçal›flma2001,2002ve2003y›llar›ndaTürkiye’dentoplananTephritis Latreille,1804örneklerinedayanmaktad›r.Tephritis dioscurea (Loew,1856)veTephritisdivisa Rondani,1871türleriTürkiyefaunas›içinyenikay›tt›r. AnahtarSözcükler: Yenikay›tlar,Tephritidae,Tephritisdivisa,Tephritisdioscurea,Türkiye Introduction inducetheformationofgallsinstemsorrootsof Tephritis isdistinguishedfromallotherTephritinae Asteraceae(Freidberg,1984;Merz,1994). generabythecombinationofcharactersgivenbelow. Withabout170species(Wang,1996;Norrbometal., Hereonlythemajorcharactersarelistedandmore 1999;KorneyevandDirlbek,2000),Tephritis isthesixth completelistsofcharacterscanbefoundinFreidbergand largestgenusofTephritidaeandthirdlargestgenusinthe Kugler(1989)andMerz(1994).Twoorbitalsetae, Tephritinae.Althoughthegenusisknownfrommost anteriorsetaacuminateanddark(brownorblackish), zoogeographicregions,themajorityofspecies(about posteriorsetausuallylanceolateandpale(whitishor 120)arePalaearctic.Themostcomprehensivekeyto yellowish;in2speciesbrownorblack);2darkfrontal speciesisHering’s(1944),whichisoutofdate.Modern setae;firstflagellemore1.5-1.8timesaslongashigh; keystospeciesforseveralcountriesareavailable(e.g. probosciscapitate;dorsocentralsetasituatedonor FreidbergandKugler(1989)forIsraelandnearbyareas, slightlyposteriortotransversesuture;scutellumflat, Merz(1994)forNorthandCentralEurope;White with2pairsofsetae,apicalsetaabout0.3-0.6timesas (1988)forGreatBritain,andWang(1996)forChina), longasbasalseta;veinR 4+5 baredorsallyandventrally, butneithermoderncomprehensivetreatmentsnora orwith0-3setulaeatnode,andwithavariablenumber phylogenyforthegenusareavailable.Thefirstlistof ofsetulaeventrally,whichoftenreachthemiddleofthe faunaTephritidaewasgivenbyGiray(1979)from distalsection;wingpatternhighlyvariableamongthe Turkey.Kütük(2003)andÖzgürandKütük(2003) species,usuallyreticulatewithwelldevelopedapicalfork, reportedtheTephritidaefaunafromtheSouthWest sometimesstellate(asin T.cometa (Loew),oreven AnatoliaandAdanaregionprovince. banded(asin T.postica (Loew)and T.sinica (Wang); abdomenalmostinvariablydenselymicrotrichoseand withpalesetulae;oviscapesomewhatflattened MaterialsandMethod dorsoventrally. Tephritis adultswerecollectedbystandardsweepnet Mostspeciesof Tephritis infesttheflowerheadsof during2001,2002and2003.Theinsectnetwasswung Asteraceaehosts,collectivelybelongingtoseveraltribes, atrandomonhostplantsoradultspecimenswere withorwithouttheinductionofgalls.Afewspecies collected.Thesampleswerekilledinakillingjar containingpotassiumcyanide.Originalpicturesofthe 167 TwoNewRecordsofTephritisLatreille,1804(Diptera:Tephritidae)fromTurkey wingandaculeusofspeciesarepresented.The Oviscapeblackordarkbrownanddorsoventrally measurementbarsonpicturesofthewingareequalto1 flattened;aculeuspointedtowardstoapex(Figure2,a); mm.Materialsweredepositedinthe‹nönüUniversity, anindentationasdeepnotpresentorflatonapex FacultyofScience&Arts,DepartmentofBiology, (Figure.2,b);2pairsofhairspresentneartheapexof Malatya,Turkey. aculeus. SpecieswereidentifiedaccordingtoMerz(1994). Materialexamined:2 ,3 ¶¶,Adana,Saimbeyli, IdentificationofspecieswascheckedbyDr.Amnon Obrukplateau,38.02N,36.06E,1480m,30.05.2002; Freidberg(UniversityofTelAviv,LifeScience, 2,Adana,Saimbeyli,Gürleflen,37.54N,36.04E,785 DepartmentofBiology,TelAviv,Israel). m,30.05.2002;4 ,4 ¶¶,Adana,Tufanbeyli, Do¤anbeyli,38.05N,36.10E,30.05.2002;6,8¶¶, TerminologyprimarilyfollowsFreidbergandMantis Amasya,Taflova,Borabaylake,40.47N,36.07E,1265 (1986)andWhiteetal.(2000). m,15.06.2003;2 ,4 ¶¶,Çankırı,Ilgaz,Kırkpınar, 41.00N,33.38E,1700m,12.06.2003;2 ,Hatay, Yaylada¤ı,Hisarcık,35.57N,36.06E,14.06.2002;2 Results ,Hatay,Yaylada¤ı,Sungur,35.59N,36.06E,935m, SampleswerecollectedfromAdana,Amasya,Çankırı, 14.06.2002;3 ,5 ¶¶,Kahramanmarafl,Göksun, Kahramanmarafl,Hatay,Kırıkkale,Mersin,Sivasand Hutafl,37.58N,36.20E,1656m,09.08.2001;2,1 Trabzonprovinces.Accordingtotheliterature Tephritis ¶,Kahramanmarafl,Andrın,Kaleboynu,37.41N,36.27 dioscurea and T.divisa speciesarereportedasnew E,1335m,20.06.2002;2¶¶,Kahramanmarafl,Göksun, recordsforthefaunaofTurkey. Keklikoluk,38.11N,36.27E,1630m,20.06.2002;3 Tephritis Latreille,1804: Nouv.Dict.Hist.nat .,24 ,4 ¶¶,Kahramanmarafl,Göksun,Hutafl,37.58N, (Sec.3):196.Typespecies: Muscaarnicae Linnaeus, 36.20E,1655m,21.06.2002;2 ,2 ¶¶,Kırıkkale, 1758:Syst.Nat.Ed.,10,1:600. Keskin,39.38N,33.37E,1100m,12.06.2003;2,1 ¶,Mersin,Erdemli,Gavuruçtu¤u,36.55N,34.07E, Tephritisdioscurea (Loew,1856): ProgrammK. 1650m,24.06.2002;1 ,1 ¶,Sivas,Koyulhisar, RealschulezuMeseritz1856:1-57. E¤riçimenplateau,40.21N,37.22E,1616m, Twodarkfrontalsetaepresent;probosciscapitate; 18.06.2003;2 ,1 ¶,Tarabzon,Maçka,Ba?arköy, scutellumflat;apicalscutellarsetaeabout0.4timesas 40.42N,39.20E,1470m,17.06.2003. longasbasalscutellarsetae;dorsocentralsetaeonsutura; Measurements(lengthinmm): Male:body2.4-3.5; wingpatternreticular;apicalforkpresent;branchesof wing2.3-3.4.Female:body2.8-4.3;wing2.3-3.8. apicalforkwidendistinctlytowardswingmargin;2large Hostplants:ThelarvaedevelopinflowerheadAchillea hyalineareaspresentinR cell(Figure1);oneround 1 millefolium,Artemisiaabsinthium , A.crithmifolia and hyalineareapresentonpterostigma;costalspinedistinct; Chrysenthemumcorymbosum (Asteraceae)(Hendel, 2barspresentonhumeralveinandinthedistalcostal 1927;Merz,1994).Inthisstudy,hostplantofthe cell;fiveormorehyalineareaspresentinR 4+5cellandon speciesisA. millefolium. posteriorr-mvein(Figure1);ANcellshort,pointed. Distribution:Sweden,France,Hungary,Austria, Germany,Switzerland,Russia,Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania, Ukraine,Moldova,Azerbaijan,Armenia,Georgia, Kazakhistan,FarEast(Hendel,1927;Foote,1984; Merz,1994;Thompson,1998). Tephritisdivisa Rondani,1871: Bull.Soc.Entomol. Ital. 3:3-24. Twodarkfrontalsetaepresent;probosciscapitate; scutellumflat;apicalscutellarsetaeabout0.3timesas longasbasalscutellarsetae;dorsocentralsetaeslightly posteriorofsutura;wingpatternreticular;apicalfork present;branchesofapicalforknotwideningdistinctly Figure1.Imageofwingof Tephritis dioscurea (Loew,1856). towardswingmargin;onlyonelargehyalineareapresent 168 M.KÜTÜK Figure2.Theaculeusof Tephritis dioscurea (Loew,1856);a.aculeus,b.enlargedaculeusapex. inR 1 cell(Figure3);onlyonebarpresentonhumeral vein;onlyonehyalineareapresentinR 4+5 cellandon slightlyposteriorr-mvein;Acellshort,pointed. Oviscapeblackordarkbrownanddorsoventrally flattened;aculeuspointedtowardstoapex(Figure4,a); adeepindentationpresentonapex(Figure4,b);2pairs ofhairspresentneartheapexofaculeus. Materialexamined:2 ,4 ¶¶,AmasyaTaflova, Borabaylake,40.47N,36.07E,1265m,15.06.2003; 2¶¶,Kahramanmarafl,Göksun,Hutafl,37.58N,36.20 E,1656m,09.08.2001;2 ,1 ¶,Kahramanmarafl, Göksun,Püren,37.56N,36.30E,1625m, Figure3.Imageofwingof Tephritis divisa Rondani,1871. 09.08.2001. Figure4.Theaculeusof Tephritis divisa Rondani,1871;a.aculeus,b.enlargedaculeusapex. Measurements(lengthinmm): Male:body3.2-4.0; Acknowledgement wing3.0-3.7.Female:body3.3-4.8;wing3.1-4.0. IwouldliketoexpressmythankstoDr.Amnon Hostplants:Thelarvaedevelopinflowerhead Picris Freidberg(UniversityofTelAviv,LifeScience, echioides(Asteraceae)(Merz,1994).Inthisstudy,host DepartmentofZoology,TelAviv,Israel)foropeninghis plantofthespeciesis Picrisechioides. laboratorytome. 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