Hiatusorus, Nielson, 2015
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5181587 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03BA1722-D869-965E-7DAE-F9C2FF5AFB16 |
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Felipe |
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Hiatusorus |
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Key to species of Hiatusorus View in CoL (males).
1.
— Subgenital plate with 1 to 3 apical spines, spines subapical to apical ........................................ 2 Subgenital plate without such apical spines .............................................................................. 15
2(1).
— Segment X ventral process absent ................................................................................................ 3 Segment X ventral process very long, spiculated apically ( Fig. 194 View Figures 189-195 , Nielson 1982) ( China, Vietnam)
............................................................................................................. H. spiculatus (Nielson) View in CoL
3(2).
— Subgenital plate with 1 apical spine ............................................................................................. 4 Subgenital plate with 2-3 apical spines ....................................................................................... 13
4(3).
— Aedeagus in lateral view straight or broadly curved ................................................................... 5 Aedeagus in lateral view sinuate ( Fig. 142 View Figures 141-147 ) ( Laos) ................................ H. aviformus View in CoL , sp. nov.
5(4).
— Style with apophysis glabrous ...................................................................................................... 6 Style with apophysis setose apically ........................................................................................... 12
6(5).
— Style with long apophysis, more than twice as long as base ....................................................... 7 Style with short apophysis, less than twice as long as base ....................................................... 8 7(6).
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Pygofer in lateral view with blunt caudodorsal margin ( Fig. 240 View Figures 238-244 , Nielson 1982); aedeagus in lateral view with longitudinal cavity from base to apex on dorsal margin ( Fig. 244 View Figures 238-244 , Nielson 1982) ( Myanmar) .................................................................................. H. concavus (Nielson) View in CoL
Pygofer in lateral view with pointed caudodorsal margin ( Fig. 226 View Figures 224-230 , Nielson 1982); aedeagus in lateral view with short subapical incurvation ( Fig. 230 View Figures 224-230 , Nielson 1982) ( Thailand, Vietnam). ................................................................................................................ H. horridus (Nielson)
8(6).
— Subgenital plate with short apical spine ...................................................................................... 9 Subgenital plate with long apical spine ...................................................................................... 11
9(8).
— Aedeagus with lateral margin of incurvation coarsely serrated ............................................... 10 Aedeagus with lateral margin of incurvation finely spiculated (Fig. M, Zhang 1990) ( China,
Vietnam) ............................................................................................... H. bifasciatus (Zhang) View in CoL 10(9).
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Subgenital plate broad ( Fig. 206 View Figures 203-209 , Nielson 1982); aedeagus with long, serrated incurvation ( Fig. 207 View Figures 203-209 , Nielson 1982) ( China, Thailand, Vietnam) ............................. H. schonhorsti (Nielson) View in CoL
Subgenital plate narrow (Fig. C, Li and Wang 1995); aedeagus with short serrated incurvation (Fig. D, Li and Wang 1995) ( China) .......................................... H. heidainus (Li and Wang)
11(8).
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