Stigmaeus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3794.2.3 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6141966 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B25A25-CD70-FF10-FF2C-9954FA6CFC1C |
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Key to the species of the genus Stigmaeus of Crimea (females)
1. Central hysterosomal plate with 3 pairs of setae (c 1, d 1, e 1)..................................................... 2
- Central hysterosomal plate with 2 pairs of setae (c 1, d 1)...................................................... 4
2. Genua II and III with 4 and 1 setae respectively.............................................................. 3
- Genua II and III with 2 and without setae respectively................................................ S. longipilis
3. Dorsal setae thin, smooth........................................................................ S. solidus
- Dorsal setae thick, strongly barbed................................................................ S. glypticus
4. Median zonal plate entire.............................................................................. 5
- Median zonal plates paired.............................................................................. 6
5. Eyes present, suranal plate with 2 pairs of setae........................................................ S. unicus
- Eyes absent, suranal plate with 3 pairs of setae..................................................... S. elongatus
6. Eyes present......................................................................................... 7
- Eyes absent......................................................................................... 9
7. Femur II with 5 setae, dorsal plates reticulated.............................................................. 8
- Femur II with 4 setae, dorsal plates smooth.......................................................... S. pilatus
8. Auxillary plates fused with central propodosomal plate, most of dorsal setae long and pointed............... S. nikitensis
- Auxillary plates separated from central propodosomal plate, most of dorsal setae relatively short and blunt-ended...................................................................................................... S. corticeus
9. Suranal plate with 3 pairs of setae....................................................................... 10
- Suranal plate with 2 pairs of setae...................................................................... 13
10. Suranal plate entire.................................................................................. 11
- Suranal plate represented by 2 separate plates........................................................ S. planus
11. Lateral zonal plates very small, at least 4 times shorter than marginal plates...................................... 12
- Lateral zonal plates larger, about 2 times shorter than marginal plates.................................. S. pulchellus
12. Setae c 1 situated on small platelets, ratio ve / sci 1.1.............................................. S. purpurascens
- Setae c 1 situated on central hysterosomal plate, ratio ve / sci 1.4.................................... S. maraghehiensis
13. Supracoxal setae of palps (elcp) and legs I (elcl) seta-like ( Figs. 28, 31 View FIGURES 26 – 32 )......................................... 14
- Supracoxal setae of palps and legs I peg-like ( Figs. 12 View FIGURES 12 – 13 , 14 View FIGURES 14 – 15 ).................................................. 15
14. Setae sce, d 2, e 2 long, smooth and pointed, similar to ve and c 2.................................. S. mitrofanovi sp. n.
- Setae sce, d 2, e 2 short, barbed and blunt-ended, similar to c 1and d 1.................................. S. silvestris sp. n.
15. Setae sce relatively short, blunt-ended, barbed in distal half, similar to c 1.................................. S. siculus
- Setae sce long, pointed, barbed in basal half, similar to ve ....................................... S. kuznetsovi sp. n.
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