Zonitoschema cf. pallidissima ( Reitter, 1908 )
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5314482 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5457261 |
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Zonitoschema cf. pallidissima ( Reitter, 1908 ) |
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Zonitoschema cf. pallidissima ( Reitter, 1908)
( Figs 5–9 View Figs 5–18. 5–9 , 49 View Figs 35–49 )
Material examined. ALGERIA: 3♂♂ ( MNHN, general collection), Sahara, Tassili des Ajjer, Djanet, 18.viii.1934, A. Lhote lgt .
Remarks. As discussed above, this species is similar to Z. pallidissima from Egypt and Israel in the general shape and having antennomere II black, but slightly differs because of the more rounded anterior angles of pronotal disc and by the pale-yellow elytra in contrast to colouration of the head, pronotum and body. It probably represents a new species. However, in all three specimens antennae are almost completely missing (only two and six antennomeres are preserved in two of them) and more specimens from the same locality are needed for comparison with other Zonitoschema species. Both gonoforceps and aedeagus are similar to those of Z. pallidissima and Z. chourriba sp. nov.
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