Ainu, Lewis, 1894
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https://doi.org/ 10.1649/0010-065X-68.4.659 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E003A530-FE1C-FFE8-72EE-04E2B097F85F |
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Carolina |
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Ainu |
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KEY TO THE SPECIES OF AINU
(Modified from Ren and Yuan 2005)
1. Interstrial intervals of elytra nearly flattened.......................................................................2
1. ′ Interstrial intervals of elytra convex.............3
2. Lateral margins of pronotum visible from above ( China).................................................. ................... A. grandis Ren and Yuan, 2005
2. ′ Lateral margins of pronotum not visible from above ( Laos, China)........................................ ...................... A. andoi Ruzzier , new species
3. Pronotum with vague median groove, scutellum broadly linguiform (Taiwan) ............... ......................... A. fukudai Masumoto, 1981
3. ′ Pronotum without median groove, scutellum triangular................................................4
4. Elytra approximately 2.6 times as long as wide ( China).................................................... ................. A. angustus Ren and Yuan, 2005
4. ′ Elytra approximately 2.1 – 2.3 times as long as wide..........................................................5
5. Interstrial intervals of elytra without punctures ( China) ................................................... ............. A. medoganus Ren and Yuan, 2005
5. ′ Interstrial intervals of elytra with sparse, fine punctures...............................................6
6. Body with blue-purple shine, width of frons 1.5 times eye diameter ( Japan) ....................... ......................... A. masumotoi Nakane, 1968
6. ′ Body without blue-purple shine, width of frons 1.2 times eye diameter ( Japan) .............. ............................ A. tenuicornis Lewis, 1894
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