Xystosomus batesi, Erwin, 1973
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https://doi.org/ 10.5479/si.00810282.140 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3848457 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/61278799-FFF9-FF98-DCA3-F961F80E41FB |
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Plazi |
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Xystosomus batesi |
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sp. nov. |
13. Xystosomus batesi View in CoL , new species
FIGURES 18 View FIGURES 7-21 , 69 View FIGURE 69
TYPE-LOCALITY.— Petrópolis , Brazil.
TYPE-SPECIMEN.—The unique holotype female, collected by Sahlberg, is in MHNP.
DESCRIPTION.—Form: As in X. gruti , except shorter. Easily distinguished by the absence of elytral microsculpture and the short frontal furrows.
Color: Head and body piceous; pronotum and head shiny; appendages tetaceous or partly infuscated.
Head: Narrow between eyes; frontal furrows deeply impressed, short, extended to mideye level; eyes large and prominent.
Pronotum ( Figure 18 View FIGURES 7-21 ).— Transverse (W /L, 1.61; 1 specimen); hind angles slightly obtuse; sides anterior to angles slightly arcuate; otherwise as in X. gruti .
Elytra: Each elytron with seven rows of serial punctulae; stria 8 well impressed, coarsely punctate in basal half; punctulae of disc smaller and less impressed than those laterally, all rows effaced before apex; intervals flat, except interval 8 which is slightly convex; side margins broadly explanate; humeral tooth well developed, rounded; chaetotaxy as in X. gruti ; plica small, evident externally.
Microsculpture: Head and pronotum as in X. gruti , except faintly impressed on pronotum; effaced from elytra.
Secondary sexual characters: Male genitalia unknown. Female genitalia characteristic of the species group.
Size: One specimen: length, 3.4 mm; width, 1.7 mm.
NATURAL HISTORY.— Unknown.
LOCALITY RECORDS ( Figure 69 View FIGURE 69 ).—I have seen only the unique type from Petrdpolis, Brazil.
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MHNP |
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