Ablabesmyia jogancornua

Remarks. The species has been known only from Palaearctic Japan (Sasa & Okazawa 1991, Niitsuma 2013). Here, we record the distribution in Oriental (Fujian and Yunnan Provinces) and Palaearctic (Hubei and Anhui Provinces) China, based on the male specimens possessing a dorsal lobe with an apical brush, a curved blade with a pointed apex, and a lateral lobe with apicomedial serration in the aedeagal complex (Fig. 2 B), and the pupal specimens possessing darkened pattern on the abdominal tergites II – VIII (Niitsuma 2 0 13, figs 42 a, b). The adult somewhat resembles that of A. (A.) amamisimplex in the general appearance but can be easily separated by the number of spots along the anterior costal margin, which is three in A. (A.) jogancornua, and two in A. (A.) amamisimplex (Niitsuma 2013).