Flies are small and frail, with the wings frequently pleated or the membranes not fully stretched. The abdomen is abnormally pigmented, with dispersed darker spots, particularly on the 4th tergum. Tergites are occasionally ridged or broken. Macrochaetae are long and straggly. Males are sterile with approximately 30% wild-type viability.
Fly small; wings wrinkled or pleated. Darkly pigmented spots dispersed over abdomen, particularly on fourth tergite. Tergites occasionally ridged or broken. Bristles long and straggly. Male sterile; viability about 30% normal. RK2.
Allelism inferred from similarity in phenotype and genetic location at 34.1.
Fahmy, 1956.