Denierella Kaszab
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.179687 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6246389 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/0383879E-FFE1-7371-FF53-78FDFA0AA8F0 |
treatment provided by |
Plazi |
scientific name |
Denierella Kaszab |
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Key to known species (male) of the genus Denierella Kaszab
1 Protibia with a single spur; protarsomere I compressed and widened laterally.......................................... 2
- Protibia with two spurs; protarsomere I normally subcylindrical................................................................ 3
2 Elytral apex broadly with gray pubescence..................................................................... D. serrata Kaszab
- Elytral apex without light pubescence.............................................................................. D. mimos Kaszab
3 Leg and antenna with very long setae.......................................................................................................... 4
- Leg and antenna without very long setae..................................................................................................... 6
4 Elytron with a median longitudinal stripe of gray pubescence; antenna shorter, reaching the middle of body ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
- Elytron without any median longitudinal stripe of light pubescence; antenna reaching the apex of body ... .................................................................................................................................... D. birmanica Kaszab
5 Median longitudinal light pubescent stripe extending to the middle of elytron, and broader than that along outer margin; antennomeres II–V with dense long black setae................................. D. venerabilis Kaszab
- Median longitudinal light pubescent stripe nearly extending to the apex of elytron, and as broad as that along outer margin; antennomeres I–V and base of VI with dense long black setae.... D. striolata sp. nov.
6 Elytron brown in the middle, dark brown at base and apex, yellow pubescent in longitudinal middle and along outer, inner and apical margins; protarsomere I longer than half of protibia ...................................... ............................................................................................................................ D. incompleta (Fairmaire)
- Elytron black or brown, entirely dark or brown pubescent, never light pubescent; protarsomere I shorter or at most as long as half of protibia................................................................................................................ 7
7 Meso- and meta-femur and tibia ventrally with dense moderately long black setae...... D. minutiserra Tan
- Meso- and meta-femur and tibia ventrally without dense moderately long black setae.............................. 8
8 Elytron brown or dark brown; body opaque, at least partially dark brown pubescent................................ 9
- Elytron entirely black; body shiny, entirely black pubescent ................................................................... 10
9 Elytron brown in the middle, dark at base and apex, dark pubescent; antenna reaching the apex of body; pronotum hardly depressed at base......................................................................... D. brunneopaca Kaszab
- Elytron dark brown entirely, dark brown pubescent; antenna shorter, reaching the middle of body; prono- tum obviously depressed at base.......................................................................................... D. kaszabi Saha
10 Head subquadrate; antenna long, reaching the apex of body, antennomere III twice as long as II, V–XI subequal in length to III; pronotum about as wide as head .................................................. D. freyi Kaszab
- Head quadrate, about 1.5 times as wide as long; antenna short, reaching the middle of body, antennomere III more than twice as long as II, IV–XI all obviously shorter than III; pronotum narrower than head ....... ..................................................................................................................................... D. stockleini Kaszab
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