Aphelocheirus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3793.2.2 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:51F711DA-EF6A-49AF-B427-2AE02049468F |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5681182 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03ADDB42-FFB5-471D-4FC9-FD36FA07FDA3 |
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Plazi |
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Aphelocheirus |
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Key to the Chinese species of Aphelocheirus View in CoL
1. Macropterous forms................................................................................... 2
- Brachypterous forms.................................................................................. 15
2. Larger species, body length exceeding 10 mm ............................................................... 3
- Smaller species, body length less than 10 mm .............................................................. 10
3. Head produced ahead of eyes for more than 1 the dorsal length of an eye......................................... 4
- Head produced ahead of eyes for less than 1 the dorsal length of an eye ( Figs. 1 View FIGURE 1 A–E)............................... 5
4. Abdominal ventrite VI lacking a conspicuous projecting tab; rostrum reaching the bases of hind coxae..................................................................................................... A. amplus Liu et Zheng View in CoL
- Abdominal ventrite VI having a conspicuous projecting tab; rostrum only attaining middle coxae. A. maculosus Liu et Zheng View in CoL
5. Rostrum only reaching the bases of middle coxae........................................................... 6
- Rostrum reaching or over pass the bases of hind coxae........................................................ 7
6. Posterolateral angles of pronotum obtuse, broadly rounded; embolium lateral angles obtuse, broadly rounded................................................................................................... A. altigradus Zettel View in CoL
- Posterolateral angles of pronotum very sharp; embolium lateral angles produced to a sharp acute point................................................................................................. A. longidentatus Liu et Ding View in CoL
7. Abdominal ventrite VI having a conspicuous projecting tab................................................... 8
- Abdominal ventrite VI lacking a conspicuous projecting tab................................... A. motuoensis View in CoL sp. nov.
8. Rostrum reaching to bases of hind coxae; coloration light brown................................................ 9
- Rostrum reaching beyond hind trochanters; coloration dark brown.................... A. similaris Polhemus et Polhemus View in CoL
9. Inner projections of propleuron terminating in slender acute apices; female subgenital plate roughly triangular................................................................................................. A. carinatus (Royer) View in CoL
- Inner projections of propleuron apices rounded; female subgenital plate truncate apically.................................................................................................... A. cantonensis Polhemus et Polhemus View in CoL
10. Head produced ahead of eyes for less than 1 the dorsal length of an eye......................................... 11
- Head produced ahead of eyes for more than 1 the dorsal length of an eye....................... A. amurensis Kiritshenko View in CoL
11. Head produced ahead of eyes for more than 0.65 the dorsal length of an eye...................................... 12
- Head produced ahead of eyes for less than 0.5 the dorsal length of an eye; legs yellow............... A. luteus Liu et Ding View in CoL
12. Pronotum width obviously 3 times larger than its length...................................................... 13
- Pronotum width almost 3 times equal to its length........................................... A. sinensis Montandon View in CoL
13. Inner projections of propleuron with apex coming to sharp acute angles apically; mesotrochanter and metafemur without swellings........................................................................................... 14
- Inner projection of propleuron with apex coming to a slender acute points ( Fig. 2 View FIGURE 2 B); mesotrochanter and metafemur raise swellings ( Figs. 2 View FIGURE 2 I, J)............................................................... A. longlingensis View in CoL sp. nov.
14. Embolium lateral angles obtuse, broadly rounded....................................... A. improcerus Kiritshenko View in CoL
- Embolium lateral angles produced to a sharp acute point, rostrum reaching middle trochanter..... A. brunneus Liu et Zheng View in CoL
15. Posterolateral angles of pronotum obtuse, broadly rounded, posterior margin sinuate............................... 16
- Posterolateral angles of pronotum very sharp ( Fig. 1 View FIGURE 1 F); male parameres distinctive and covered with long hair; left paramere is smaller than right paramere.................................................................. A. nawae Nawa View in CoL
16. Forewings touching medially, or nearly so................................................................. 17
- Forewings widely separated medially..................................................................... 20
17. Trailing edge of forewings paralleled to the II abdominal segment.............................................. 18
- Trailing edge of forewings closed to the II abdominal segment, formed one open triangle...... A. thai Polhemus et Polhemus View in CoL
18. Male lacking deep colour swelling on ventral face of hind femur............................................... 19
- Male with deep colour swelling on ventral face of hind femur................................................. 23
19. The abdominal tergite I could not be seen from dorsal habitus.................................. A. hainanensis Zettel View in CoL
- The abdominal tergite I could be obviously seen from dorsal habitus................................. A. jendeki Zettel View in CoL
20. Scutellum width significantly greater than 3 the scutellum length............................................... 21
- Scutellum width for less than 3 the scutellum length......................................................... 22
21. Scutellum lateral margins straightly; head produced ahead of eyes for less than 0.45 the dorsal length of an eye.................................................................................... A. dudgeoni Polhemus et Polhemus View in CoL
- Scutellum lateral margins weakly sinuate; head produced ahead of eyes for 0.50 the dorsal length of an eye or greater...................................................................................... A. ellipsoideus Liu et Ding View in CoL
22. Pronotum width for less than 4 pronotum length; head produced ahead of eyes for more than 1.0 the dorsal length of an eye.................................................................................... A. yaumatsui Miyamoto
- Pronotum width for more than 4 pronotum length; head produced ahead of eyes for 0.61 the dorsal length of an eye......................................................................................... A. denticeps Montandon View in CoL
23. Rostrum reaching the bases of middle coxae................................... A. femoratus Polhemus et Polhemus View in CoL
- Rostrum reaching the bases of hind coxae........................................... A. tuberculipes Zettel et Tran View in CoL
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