Heteroisotoma
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Key to the species of the genus Heteroisotoma
1 Eyes present......................................................................................... 2
- Eyes absent......................................................................................... 4
2 PAO subdivided into distinct lobes................................................... carpenteri ( Börner, 1909)
- PAO simple.......................................................................................... 3
3 Manubrium with 4+4 apical spines on anterior side.................................. dilatosetosa ( Martynova, 1980)
- Manubrium without apical spines................................................... jacutica ( Martynova, 1980)
4 Dens with more than 6 spines along inner side of dens. Abd. IV with sensilla of common shape....................... 5
- Dens without or with only 1–2 spines at base of dens. Abd. IV with 3+3 lanceolate sensilla in the p-row.................................................................................................. stebajevae ( Rusek, 1991)
5 Abd. V with 5 long sensilla on dorsal side, 2 anterior and 3 posterior, macrosetae continuously narrowed ( Fig. 30 View FIGURES 26 – 30 ). Ventroapical area of manubrium with one pair of spines...................................... heteronomica sp. nov.
- Abd. V without long sensilla on dorsal side. Macrosetae of two posterior abdominal segments expanded at distal half ( Fig. 6 View FIGURES 6, 7 ). Ventroapical area of manubrium with two pairs of spines....................................... sinorossica sp. nov.
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