SCOPAEINA (Herman, 1991)
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.1206/0003-0090.460.1.1 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8109738 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/FA4F87B1-E12D-FFC7-0B9B-C0B7FD8AFA7D |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
SCOPAEINA |
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KEY TO GENERA OF THE SCOPAEINA View in CoL
1. Head with trichobothrium in cavity on temple, behind and separated from margin of eye (figs. 267, 282); tropical and subtropical regions of World.............................. Micranops View in CoL
– Head with trichobothrium in canal or depression and touching dorsal margin of eye (figs. 13–16, 245, 297, 333, 334).............2
2(1).Metakatepisternal process apically acute (figs. 89, 97), longer than wide (figs. 83, 101, 154) or rarely with length and width about equal (fig. 94); metaventrite with stridular file (figs. 104, 115, 119); mesofemur with plectral ridges (figs. 85, 121, 132, 157, 197); widespread in all temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions.................................. Scopaeus View in CoL
– Metakatepisternal process short, wide, and apically blunt or rounded (figs. 241, 300, 335); metaventrite without stridular file (figs. 251–252, 300–301, 335–336); mesofemur without plectral ridges (figs. 253, 279, 302, 337)....................................................................3
3(2).Trichobothrium adjacent to posterodorsal margin of eye (figs. 297, 309, 315); Canada to Guatemala............................................. Orus View in CoL
– Trichobothrium adjacent to (fig. 245) or slightly ahead of (figs. 333–334) middorsal margin of eye....................................................4
4(3).Neck petiolate, nuchal groove narrow, about one eighth to one sixth as wide as greatest postocular width of head (fig. 240); Tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, India, southern Asia, Australia......... Hyperscopaeus
– Neck not petiolate, nuchal groove wide, about one third to two fifths as wide as greatest postocular width of head (fig. 342); China, Nepal, India, Thailand, Borneo................................................ Trisunius View in CoL
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