Pseudhomalopoda, Girault, 1915
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.8074943 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10165933 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03BA87A7-FF99-FFEB-FE7D-BF3EA29CFB0F |
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Felipe |
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Pseudhomalopoda |
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Key to Costa Rican species of Pseudhomalopoda View in CoL
(Females)
1. Mid tibia and hind tarsus entirely dark brown; fore wing ( Fig. 141) with anterior hyaline area at apex of venation strongly triangular, its distal margin forming an angle of about 35-40° with anterior wing ...................................... tapura sp. nov. (p. 75)
- Mid tibia and hind tarsus mostly white or very pale yellow; fore wing ( Fig. 148, 152) with anterior hyaline area at apex of venation subrectangular, its distal margin forming an angle of about 60-80° with anterior wing margin ............................. 2
2 (1) Antennal funicle ( Fig. 146) with F1 quadrate or subquadrate, at least 0.9X as long as broad; linear sensilla on all funicle segments; length of pedicel and flagellum combined at least equal to head width .................................... festa sp.nov. (p. 77)
- Antennal funicle ( Fig. 157, 158) with F1 strongly transverse, less than 0.6X as long as broad; linear sensilla only on at most F3-F4, sometimes absent from F3; length of pedicel and flagellum combined less than head width ......... prima Girault View in CoL (p. 79)
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