Ptecticus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3964.4.3 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:26EE96AF-5D5E-46F3-8EFB-4235A156CE50 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6094637 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/664287C5-BF2C-2A47-3AB9-FE3FFA06F88C |
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Plazi |
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Ptecticus |
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Key to species of Chinese Ptecticus View in CoL View at ENA (partly based on Rozkošný & Hauser, 2009)
1 Median occipital (post vertical) sclerite yellow............................................................... 2
- Median occipital sclerite black........................................................................... 7
2 Wing bicoloured or more or less darkened.................................................................. 3
- Wing hyaline......................................................................................... 5
3 Male cerci slender, gonostyli shifted to middle, slender and narrow............................... P. kerteszi View in CoL de Meijere
- Male cerci broad, nearly triangular, gonostyli broader and in normal position...................................... 4
4 Darkening of wing apex reaching discal cell or nearly so; basal 1–4 abdominal segments usually ochre yellow, rest of abdomen wholly black........................................................................ P. melanurus (Walker) View in CoL
- Darkening of wing apex reaching usually only middle or slightly more of distance between discal cell and wing margin; abdominal segments 3–5 usually with extensive dark spots...................................... P. aurifer (Walker) View in CoL
5 Legs mostly black, tarsi yellowish brown, but basitarsus of hind tarsus black with yellowish brown apex...................................................................................................... P. brunescens Ôuchi View in CoL
- Legs predominantly yellow.............................................................................. 6
6 Legs mostly yellow, but hind tibia black, hind tarsus white but basitarsus with black base; aedeagal complex thick............................................................................................ P. sinchangensis Ôuchi View in CoL
- Legs mostly yellow, but tarsomeres 4 and 5th tarsomeres of fore and mid legs black; aedeagal complex slender with pointed apex............................................................................. .. P. elongates Yang et al.
7 R2+3 very short, mostly indistinct.......................................................... P. shirakii Nagatomi View in CoL
- R2+3 long, distinctly visible............................................................................... 8
8 Hind legs completely black; male cerci unusually long...................................... P. japonicus (Thunberg) View in CoL
- Hind legs at least partly yellow; male cerci not unusually long.................................................. 9
9 Postcubitus vein distinct............................................................................... 10
- Postcubitus vein not pigmented......................................................................... 12
10 Scutum mostly black or at least partly black................................................................ 11
- Scutum wholly brownish yellow; abdomen brownish yellow with black transverse spots.............. P. cingulatus Loew View in CoL
11 Scutum with 3 broad black strips............................................................. P. tricolor Wulp View in CoL
- Scutum wholly black................................................................... P. bicolor Yang et al. View in CoL
12 Scutellum dark to black with yellow to brown margin........................................................ 13
- Scutellum yellow to brownish yellow.....................................................................15
13 Pleura wholly pale yellow, without any spots; hind basitarsus snow white but its outer side with black basal part.............................................................................................. P. brevispinus View in CoL sp. nov.
- Pleura yellow, with large brownish to bluish-black spots; hind basitarsus snow white, darkened at most basally.......... 14
14 Genital capsule without posterolateral proceses................................... P. longispinus Rozkošný & Kovac View in CoL
- Genital capsule with long posterolateral process on each side............................. P. longipennis (Wiedemann) View in CoL
15 Lower half of frontal callus markedly darkened............................................ P. vulpianus (Enderlein) View in CoL
- Frontal callus wholly yellow............................................................................ 16
16 Aedeagal complex reduced, ring-shaped proximally.......................................... .. P. australis Schiner View in CoL
- Aedeagal complex of another shape...................................................................... 17
17 Genital capsule with broad bipartite medial process distally, gonostylus slender ( Rozkošný & Hauser, 2001: Figs 6–7 View FIGURES 6 – 12 )................................................................................ .. P. srilankai Rozkošný & Hauser View in CoL
- Medial process of genital capsule consisting of two slender structures, gonostylus stout, abruptly tapered before apical tip....................................................................................................... 18
18 Genital capsule transverse, broader than long, aedeagal complex only little sclerotised, flat, short and bifid apically, not swol- len proximally ( Rozkošný & Hauser, 2009: Figs 9, 10 View FIGURES 6 – 12 )............................. P. fukienensis Rozkošný & Hauser View in CoL
- Genital capsule longer than wide, aedeagal complex well sclerotised, bipartite and both parts gradually tapered and pointed apically, base of aedeagal complex swollen, almost round ( Figs 10–12 View FIGURES 6 – 12 )......................... P. guangxiensis View in CoL sp.nov.
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