Dipropus
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Dipropus sus (Candèze)
( Fig. 7–8 View Figures 5-8 , 16 View Figures 13-18 )
Ischiodontus sus Candèze 1859: 114, 1891: 62; Gemminger and Harold 1869: 1516; Champion 1895: 325; Schwarz 1906: 78; Schenkling 1925: 92; Blackwelder 1944: 300
Dipropus sus (Candèze) of Arnett 1962: 505 (by indication)
Diagnosis. Length 11.5–15.6 mm, width 3.3–4.6 mm. Body ferruginotestaceous to piceocastaneous; legs concolorous to body; pubescence auroflavous to chalceous. Ocular index 66. Antenna reaching to before metafemoral notch; antennomere 8 reaching apex of hind angle, antennomeres 2–3, 11 length ratio 1.0:3.0, 4.6.
Pronotum subrectangular, 1.1 –1.2x wider than long. Metatarsomere length ratio 1.00:0.53:0.24:0.24:0.0.94.
Aedeagus with basal piece 0.60 of total length, paramere 0.40 of total length, paramere apex 0.34 of paramere length.
Female as for male, except body form slightly more robust; elytra widest at midlength.
Specimens Examined. Holotype, male: “Mex. [green paper]” ( BMNH). MEXICO, JALISCO, Sierra de Manantlan, vi.1986, L.T. Iniguez col. (reverse: Ayotitlan nocturne) / Ayotitlán, Mpio. de luautitlán bosque de pino, alt. 940 m (TAMU); MORELOS: Xochicalco Pyramid , 29.xi.1962 / F.D. Parker, L.A. Stange collectors (1, BMEC); SINALOA, (1, USNM); 16 mi. S. Gaumuchil, 30.vi.1963 / F.D. Parker, L.A. Stange collectors (2, BMEC); 3 mi. NW Choix, 7.vi.1968 / T.A. Sears, R.C. Gardener, C.S. Glaser (1, BMEC); 4 mi. N. San Blas,17.viii.[19]65, H.R. Burke & J. Meyer / taken at light (1, TAMU); SONORA, Municipio de Aconchi , Rancho los Alisos , 9.4 km (by air) WSW of Aconchi , Sierra Aconchi , 29.79833N, 110.31972W, 1301m elev., leg. T.R. Van Devender and A.L. Reina-G., 2.ix.2012 (1, PJJC); W. side of Mazatán, 550m, 29.0472, -110.14806, 17.vi.2012 (1, ASUT); 25.vi.2012 (1, ASUT); 57 mi N [of] Culiacan, 28.viii.1959 / A R Menke, L A Stange colls (1, BMEC); VERACRUZ, Cordoba, 14.viii.1966 / Alfredo B. Lau colr (1, BMEC). GoogleMaps
Notes. The Morelos, Sinaloa and Sonora specimens represent new state records and provide the northernmost records of this species. Dipropus sus (Candèze) was described from “ Mexique.” Champion (1895) reported the species from the states of Chihuahua, Puebla, Veracruz (as “Cordova’), Guanajuato, Guerrero, Jalapa, and Nayarit (as “Tres Marias Is.”). The holotype is in the Natural History Museum, London, and was examined.
Specimens from Morelos and Veracruz have a more closely and coarsely umbilicate punctation on the pronotum, the punctures being adjacent anterolaterally. Specimens from more northern regions have the pronotal punctation slightly sparser and smaller on the disc.
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Dipropus
Johnson, Paul J. 2016 |
Dipropus
Arnett, R. H., Jr. 1962: 505 |
Ischiodontus
Blackwelder, R. H. 1944: 300 |
Schenkling, S. 1925: 92 |
Schwarz, O. 1906: 78 |
Champion, G. C. 1895: 325 |
Candeze, E. C. A. 1891: 62 |
Gemminger, M. & E. de Harold 1869: 1516 |
Candeze, E. C. A. 1859: 114 |