Timomenus Burr, 1907
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4109.3.6 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6076150 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03EFAC31-FF94-3C08-E1B0-D85AFA47FD1E |
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Key to species of genus Timomenus Burr, 1907 View in CoL from China (male only)
1 Forceps bases far apart................................................................................. 2
- Forceps bases nearly touching........................................................................... 7
2 Both sides of ultimate tergite without process............................................................... 3
- Both sides of ultimate tergite with ear-form process.................................. T. amblyotus Ma & Chen, 1992 View in CoL
3 Forceps with dorsal and inner teeth........................................................................ 4
- Forceps with inner tooth only........................................................................... 6
4 Antennae unicolorous; abdomen dark brown; forceps straight................................................. 5
- Antennae bicolorous; abdomen yellowish brown, both sides blackish; forceps incurved................ T. bicolor View in CoL sp. nov.
5 Inner tooth of forceps in distal half...................................................... T. oannes ( Burr, 1900) View in CoL
- Inner tooth of forceps in proximal half............................................. T. komarovi ( Semenov, 1901) View in CoL
6 Forceps with very long inner tooth, obliquely raised................................................ T. bii View in CoL sp. nov.
- Forceps with shorter inner tooth, not raised.............................................. T. shelfordi ( Burr, 1904) View in CoL
7 Forceps with dorsal tooth.............................................................................. 8
- Forceps without dorsal tooth........................................................................... 10
8 Body reddish brown without brilliant lustre; sides of abdominal tergites 5‒8 without prominent tubercles............................................................................................... T. aesculapius ( Burr, 1905) View in CoL
- Body black with brilliant lustre; sides of abdominal tergites 5–8 with prominent tubercles............................ 9
9 Body with purple lustre; forceps distinctly upcurved in side view............................... T. nevilli ( Burr, 1904) View in CoL
- Body with blue lustre; forceps not upcurved in side view.................................. T. lugens ( Bormans, 1894) View in CoL
10 Forceps with inner flange at base.................................................. T. dilatatus Zhang et al., 1999 View in CoL
- Forceps with inner tooth in half......................................................................... 11
11 Body dark brown; inner tooth of forceps in half............................................. T. pieli Hincks, 1940 View in CoL
- Body reddish brown; inner tooth of forceps in distal half.................................... T. aeris ( Shiraki, 1906) View in CoL
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