Dindymus, Stal, 1861
publication ID |
1175-5326 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5334918 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E7B16C-FFE0-3309-3195-DE15FD4A1370 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Dindymus |
status |
sensu stricto |
Dindymus sensu stricto
Description of phallus (D. (D.) brevis Blöte, 1931 : Taiwan; Fig. 4). Vesica short, apically attenuated, curved, secondary gonopore vertically positioned. Conjunctival process 1 long, markedly surpassing vesica, basally and medially strongly sclerotized. Apical part (ca. ¼ of its length) weakly sclerotized, laterally strongly narrowed, concave, sharply pointed. Process at base of conjunctival process 1 more widened and membranose in lateral view. Conjunctival process 2 very long, its base wide, membranose, originating in base of conjunctival process 1, then narrowing into elongated, sclerotized, narrow, nearly straight process. Conjunctival process 3 sclerotized, small, basally wider, then attenuated and only slightly curved ventrally. Conjunctival process 4 originating laterally behind conjunctival process 3, sclerotized, basally narrow, its apical part laterally strongly widened and apically skew truncated. Conjunctival process 5 originating laterally from base of conjunctiva, sclerotized, long, narrow, medially undulated. Conjunctiva in proximal half strongly gibbous medially, with elongate paired sclerite.
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