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New species in the genus Anastrepha (Diptera: Tephritidae) from Brazil

Keiko Uramoto, Roberto A. Zucchi

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Anastrepha morvasi n. sp. is described based on female specimens collected in McPhail traps in a fruit fly survey conducted in Vacaria, State of Rio Grande do Sul. Description, diagnosis and illustrations are provided and a diagnostic key to the species of the punctata group, including A. morvasi n. sp., is also presented.

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Anastrepha morvasi n. sp. is described based on female specimens collected in McPhail traps in a fruit fly survey conducted in Vacaria, State of Rio Grande do Sul. Description, diagnosis and illustrations are provided and a diagnostic key to the species of the punctata group, including A. morvasi n. sp., is also presented.

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Anastrepha morvasi n. sp. is described based on female specimens collected in McPhail traps in a fruit fly survey conducted in Vacaria, State of Rio Grande do Sul. Description, diagnosis and illustrations are provided and a diagnostic key to the species of the punctata group, including A. morvasi n. sp., is also presented.

Key concepts: Tephritidae, Anastrepha, Genus, Key (lock), Biology, Rhagoletis, Zoology, Botany

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