Agyrtodini
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4741.1.1 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:2F901615-D948-4C68-81E9-75282F594BAF |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3797471 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/4E4F5B3F-FFF1-8752-FF75-CB8EFA4AF5D1 |
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Plazi |
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Agyrtodini |
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Key to Genera of Agyrtodini of Latin America (modified from Peck et al., 1998a and Salgado, 2015a)
1a Epistomal suture absent; lacinia with large dense rasp-like brush; body ovoid, pronotum widest at or very near base; mesosternum with mid-longitudinal carina................................................................. Agyrtodes View in CoL
1b Epistomal suture present, usually with small “stem”; lacinia with normal setose brush; body form variable, pronotum usually widest before base; mesosternum carinate or not............................................................. 2
2a Mesosternum not carinate............................................................................... 3
2b Mesosternum carinate.................................................................................. 6
3a Surfaces of pronotum and elytra extremely uneven, with many bumps and depressions; elytra without transverse striolations; pronotum widest before middle, sides sinuately narrowed posteriorly, hind angles right; basal segment of male mesotarsus with large tooth as well as tenent setae................................................................. Ragytodina View in CoL
3b Surfaces of pronotum and elytra more or less even, without bumps, with few or no depressions; elytra transversely striolate; pronotal shape variable, generally widest at or behind middle, sides not notably sinuate, hind angles obtuse; male mesotarsus never with teeth, with or without tenent setae on basal 1 – 2 segments............................................. 4
4a Pronotum evenly covered with coarse, deep punctures separated by about their own diameters, surface between punctures smooth and shining; male mesotarsus with basal 2 segments expanded and bearing tenent setae................ Eupelates View in CoL
4b Pronotal punctation variable, generally not coarsely and densely punctate or punctures shallow, surface between punctures variable but often microsculptured and dull; male mesotarsus usually with at most basal segment expanded and bearing tenent setae............................................................................................... 5
5a Male with elevated spinose process on ventral edge of mesofemur, and pair of curved spinose processes near posterior edge of ventrite VII (penultimate visible ventrite); aedeagal parameres glabrous................................. Dasypelates View in CoL
5b Male without elevated spinose processes on femora and abdominal ventrites; aedeagal parameres setose near apex.................................................................................................. Chiliopelates View in CoL
6a Body somewhat convex; low mesoventral keel; male mesotarsi slender; elytral longitudinal striae with visible sulci................................................................................................. Karinapelates View in CoL
6b Body rounded; high mesoventral keel; male mesotarsi expanded; elytral longitudinal striae without sulci....... Dontipelates View in CoL
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