Labrundinia amazonica, Silva, Fabio Laurindo Da, Fonseca-Gessner, Alaide Aparecida & Ekrem, Torbjørn, 2014
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3769.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5621023 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/676987A8-B705-FFD9-FF29-FD02FA12FC3A |
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Plazi |
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Labrundinia amazonica |
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Key to the pupae of Labrundinia View in CoL View at ENA
The pupae of Labrundinia amazonica sp. n., L. costaricae sp. n., L. fera , L. fosteri , L. hirsuta , L. kogilamae sp. n., L. meta , L. nathani sp. n., L. nicaraguensis sp. n., L. opela , L. parabecki , L. panamensis sp. n., L. setosa sp. n. and L. trilucida sp. n. remain unknown.
1. Thoracic horn with lateromedial papilla ( Fig. 68B View FIGURES 68 A – E ); preapical indentation absent............. Labrundinia robacki View in CoL sp. n.
- Thoracic horn with preapical papilla; preapical indentation present or absent ( Fig. 87B View FIGURES 87 A – F )............................ 2
2. Thoracic horn with preapical indentation deep, extending beyond ⅔ width of thoracic horn ( Fig. 87B View FIGURES 87 A – F )................. 3
- Thoracic horn with preapical indentation absent to moderately deep, not reaching less than ⅔ width of the thoracic horn ( Figs 14B View FIGURES 14 A – E , 65B View FIGURES 65 A – E )........................................................................................... 8
3. Shagreen on sternite II sparse, consisting of small spinules............................... Labrundinia paulae View in CoL sp. n.
- Shagreen on sternite II dense, consisting of prominent, sometimes with multi-branched spinules ( Fig. 87D View FIGURES 87 A – F )............. 4
4. Male genital sac reaching or almost reaching apex of the anal lobe ( Fig. 9F View FIGURES 9 A – F )...................................... 5
- Male genital sac extending much beyond apex of the anal lobe ( Fig. 25F View FIGURES 25 A – F )........................................ 6
5. Shagreen on sternite II consisting of prominent spinules ( Fig. 9D View FIGURES 9 A – F ); apical spines of anal lobe 23–29 Μm long ( Fig. 9E View FIGURES 9 A – F )..................................................................................... Labrundinia carolae View in CoL sp. n.
- Shagreen on sternite II consisting of multi-branched spinules (87D); apical spines of anal lobe 39–45 Μm long ( Fig. 87E View FIGURES 87 A – F )...................................................................................... Labrundinia virescens View in CoL
6. Abdominal segment VII with 3 LS-setae ( Fig. 25E View FIGURES 25 A – F )...................................... Labrundinia jasoni View in CoL sp. n.
- Abdominal segment VII with 4 LS-setae ( Fig. 35E View FIGURES 35 A – F )......................................................... 7
7. Shagreen on sternite II consisting of simple or bifid spinules, generally bifid; apical spines 18–26 Μm long ( Fig. 35 View FIGURES 35 A – F )....................................................................................... Labrundinia mayaca View in CoL sp. n.
- Shagreen on sternite II consisting of multi-branched spinules; apical spines 46–60 Μm long ( Fig. 56 View FIGURES 56 A – F ).............................................................................................. Labrundinia paravirescens View in CoL sp. n.
8. Thoracic horn with lateromedial indentation ( Fig. 14B View FIGURES 14 A – E )...................................................... 9
- Thoracic horn without lateromedial indentation........................................................... 11
9. Segment VII with 4 LS-setae ( Fig. 14D View FIGURES 14 A – E ); preapical indentation absent ( Fig. 14C View FIGURES 14 A – E )............. Labrundinia fiorelinii View in CoL sp. n.
- Segment VII with 3 LS-setae ( Fig. 65D View FIGURES 65 A – E ); preapical indentation deep ( Fig. 65C View FIGURES 65 A – E ).................................. 10
10. Thoracic horn with a lateral indentation on external margin forming a straight line diagonal to longitudinal axis of thoracic horn ( Fig. 65B View FIGURES 65 A – E )...................................................... Labrundinia reniformis View in CoL sp. n.
- Thoracic horn with a lateral indentation on external margin, forming a straight line perpendicular to longitudinal axis of tho- racic horn ( Fig. 53B View FIGURES 53 A – E )....................................................... Labrundinia parareniformis View in CoL sp. n.
11. Thoracic horn with preapical indentation moderately deep ( Figs 62B View FIGURES 62 A – E , 84B View FIGURES 84 A – E )...................................... 12
- Thoracic horn with preapical indentation shallow ( Fig. 6B View FIGURES 6 A – E ) or absent ( Fig 28B View FIGURES 28 A – E ).................................. 22
12. Thoracic horn about 2.0–2.5 times as long as wide ( Fig. 84B View FIGURES 84 A – E )................................................ 13
- Thoracic horn about 4.0 times as long as wide ( Fig. 62B View FIGURES 62 A – E ).................................................... 16
13. Thoracic horn with external margin convoluted ( Fig. 84B View FIGURES 84 A – E )............................... Labrundinia unicolor View in CoL sp. n.
- Thoracic horn with external margin straight ( Fig. 80B View FIGURES 80 A – E )..................................................... 14
14. Abdominal segment VII with 2 LS-setae ( Fig. 80D View FIGURES 80 A – E )........................................................ 15
- Abdominal segment VII with 4 LS-setae ( Fig. 3D View FIGURES 3 A – I ).................................... Labrundinia amandae View in CoL sp. n.
15. Thoracic horn about 2.3 times as long as wide ( Fig. 39B View FIGURES 39 A – E ); genital sac not reaching apex of the anal lobe ( Fig. 39E View FIGURES 39 A – E ).........
........................................................................... Labrundinia multidentata View in CoL sp. n. - Thoracic horn about 2.7–3.4 times as long as wide ( Fig. 80B View FIGURES 80 A – E ); genital sac reaching much beyond apex of the anal lobe ( Fig. 80E View FIGURES 80 A – E )............................................................................... Labrundinia tenata View in CoL
16. Preapical papilla ratio (PTH) 0.34–0.36 ( Fig. 77C View FIGURES 77 A – E )......................................................... 17
- Preapical papilla ratio (PTH) 0.06–0.26 ( Fig. 62C View FIGURES 62 A – E )......................................................... 18
17. Thoracic horn with lateral indentation on external margin; aeropyle tube ending in a small conical expansion ( Fig. 71A View FIGURES 71 A – J )............................................................................... Labrundinia semicurvata View in CoL sp. n.
- Thoracic horn without any indentation on external margin; aeropyle tube ending in a bulbous expansion ( Figs 77B, C View FIGURES 77 A – E )...................................................................................... Labrundinia sofiae View in CoL sp. n.
18. Genital sac extending much beyond apex of the anal lobe ( Fig. 62E View FIGURES 62 A – E )........................................... 19
- Genital sac almost reaching apex of anal lobe ( Fig. 17E View FIGURES 17 A – E ).................................................... 20
19. Preapical indentation deep, forming a distinct diverticulum ( Fig. 62C View FIGURES 62 A – E )......................... Labrundinia pilosella View in CoL
- Preapical indentation shallow ( Fig. 50C View FIGURES 50 A – E ).......................................... Labrundinia parafittkaui View in CoL sp. n.
20. Preapical indentation shallow ( Fig. 17C View FIGURES 17 A – E ); aeropyle tube ending in a large bulbous expansion ( Figs 17 B, C View FIGURES 17 A – E ); genital sac not extending beyond apex of anal lobe ( Fig. 17E View FIGURES 17 A – E )......................................... Labrundinia fittkaui View in CoL sp. n.
- Preapical indentation deeper ( Fig. 21C View FIGURES 21 A – E ); aeropyle tube ending in a small bulbous expansion ( Fig. 21B, C View FIGURES 21 A – E ); genital sac extend- ing somewhat beyond apex of anal lobe ( Fig. 21E View FIGURES 21 A – E )........................................ Labrundiniagregi sp.n.
21. Thoracic horn with preapical indentation shallow to reduced................................................. 22
- Thoracic horn with preapical indentation absent........................................................... 23
22. Thoracic horn with aeropyle tube 20–24 Μm long, generally lies along outer margin of thoracic horn ( Fig. 6B View FIGURES 6 A – E ).................................................................................................. Labrundinia becki View in CoL
- Thoracic horn with aeropyle tube 28–29 Μm long, inserted into upper margin of preapical indentation ( Fig. 43B View FIGURES 43 A – E ).......................................................................................... Labrundinia neopilosella View in CoL
23. Apical width of thoracic horn about 1.5 times as long as basal width.......................... Labrundinia johannseni View in CoL
- Apical width of thoracic horn about 2.0–2.5 times as long as basal width....................................... 24
24. Shagreen on sternite II dense, consisting of prominent, usually bifid spinules ( Fig. 73D View FIGURES 73 A – F )................................................................................................................ Labrundinia separata View in CoL
- Shagreen on sternite II sparse, consisting of weak and simple spinules ( Fig. 32 View FIGURES 32 A – E )................. Labrundinia longipalpis View in CoL
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