Laoechinophorus, Gouverneur, 2016
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4941.1.5 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F88832-FFFD-B312-FF1B-259388B69A5C |
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Laoechinophorus |
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Key to the species of Laoechinophorus View in CoL
1 Body relatively wide (BL/BW <2.7). Pronotal disk with fine and distinct punctures on disk........................... 2
- Body relatively slender (BL/BW ≧ 2.7). Pronotal disk with punctures distinct in basal half but shallow and somewhat indistinct in apical half. ( Thailand: Chiang Mai)..................................................................... 3
2 Each elytron subquadrate or obtuse at apex. Hind wing degenerated but less reduced, with well sclerotized veins. Male genitalia with parameres thick and short, slightly narrowed apically; endophallus with BPH distinctly shorter than median lobe; MT+CT ca. 1.5 times as long as median lobe. ( Laos: Houa Phan)................ Laoechinophorus unifasciatus Gouverneur, 2016 View in CoL
- Each elytron angularly pointed at apex. Hind wing highly degenerate, without distinct veins except for upper one. Male genitalia with parameres slender, slightly curved in ventral view; endophallus with BPH longer than median lobe; MT+CT nearly half length of median lobe. ( China: Yunnan)................................... Laoechinophorus yunnanus View in CoL sp. nov.
3 Elytron with several spinous tubercles on longitudinal ridge behind protuberances. ( Thailand: Doi Inthanon)........................................................................ Laoechinophorus thailandicus thailandicus ssp. nov.
- Elytron without spinous tubercles on ridge. ( Thailand: Doi Pui).............................................................................................................. Laoechinophorus thailandicus tsuyukii ssp. nov.
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