Camptocerus inoblitus (Schedl)
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Camptocerus inoblitus (Schedl) |
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Camptocerus inoblitus (Schedl) View in CoL
(Fig. 18 – 19, 81)
Camptocerus inoblitus (Schedl) 1939: 722
( Loganius ). Holotype: male, BRAZIL: Santa
Catarina: viii.1940, (F. Plaumann), Schedl
Collection (NHMW).
Figure 16. Camptocerus annectens , 3.5 mm, female holotype. Lateral (A), dorsal (B); head anterior (C),
Camptocerus morio (Schedl) 1952: 348 ( Loganius ). anterior oblique (D).
Holotype: male, BRAZIL: Santa Catarina ,
Schedl Collection (NHMW). New synonymy.
Diagnosis. Adults of this species are recognized by the brown color, by the declivital striae and interstriae 1-6 bearing minute, very fine, hair-like setae and by the strial punctures 2-3 times larger than those of interstriae.
Redescription (male). 2.4-3.4 mm long (mean = 3.1 mm; n = 20); 2.1-2. 4 times as long as wide. Color uniformly light to dark brown.
Epistoma impressed, expanded to greater than quarter length of head, unarmed; surface shagreened; lateral margins with a vertical sub-acute carina, bearing 3-4 rows of setae along the lateral margins; basal epistomal margin armed with a strongly developed, sub-acute, arcuate carina (Fig. 2c). Frons strongly excavated, with excavation bordering the ocular margin; surface shagreened; 3-4 rows of erect pale setae lateral to the median line. Antennal scape elongate and narrowly rounded distally, setae on distal third, these equal to half length of scape; segments 2-7 of funicle bearing brushes of setae these equal to the length of scape; segments 1-7 of funicle bearing setae on dorsal margin, these less than length of 4 segments; anterior face of the club setose with a partial septum.
Apical pronotal margin broadly rounded (Fig. 5a), area between eyes bearing scales; apical third strigulate; basal two-thirds smooth, shining with minute, shallow punctures; apical fourth bearing stout setae; base weakly bisinuate (Fig. 8c); carina on lateral margin type E (Fig. 7e).
Scutellum shape type E ( Fig. 12e View Figure 12 ).
Elytral sides parallel, narrowing to a serrate apex; base tumidscence from interstriae 7-9; discal striae with punctures 1.5 -2 times larger than those of interstriae and 2-3 times deeper; striae with uniseriate rows of minute, very fine hair-like setae. Declivity with each interstriae bearing a row of uniseriate, very fine, minute, pale, hair-like setae. Tenth interstriae with a carina shorter than metepisternum. Metepisternum shape type D ( Fig. 9d View Figure 9 ); setae palmately divided into 4 or more filaments. Mesosternum shape type C ( Fig. 10c View Figure 10 ).
Male genitalia. Median lobe flat, lateral and apical margins with more sclerotization, apex round, apical orifice membranous. Lateral margins folded dorsally, each forming a triangle with an apex just below the apical third of median lobe; thin and arcuate distally on basal half. Median struts narrow, laterally compressed and broader basally, a third of body length. Internal sac membranous to moderately sclerotized, membranous apically and composed of 2 more heavily sclerotized narrowly elongate and curved projections on basal half ( Fig. 50). Tegmen semi-circular, ventral side elongated proximally. Spicule destroyed in dissection.
Female. Similar to male except epistoma less impressed, less than a quarter length of head, unarmed; minutely punctate; 3 horizontal rows of setae. Frons flat, unarmed, minutely punctate, glabrous, with the median area slightly impressed; 3 rows of setae on lateral margins. Each gena with a circular mycangium (Fig. 4c). Segments 4-7 of funicle bearing setae on dorsal margins; segments 3-7 bearing setae on ventral margins, these less than length of 5 segments.
Figure 17. Camptocerus inoblitus , 2.4 – 3.4 mm, male. Specimens examined. (21M, 34F) Lateral (A), dorsal (B); male head anterior (C), anterior
Type Material. Holotype, Camptocerus
oblique (D); female head anterior (E), anterior oblique
(F). inoblitus , M (NHMW); Allotype Camptocerus inoblitus , F ( NHMW) ; Holotype Camptocerus morio , M ( NHMW) .
Other material. BRAZIL: Santa Catarina : Nova Teutonia , xi.1938 (Fr. Plaumann), 1F ( NHRS) ; 27 o 11’S, 52 o 23’W (on most labels), 300-500 ft, viii.1940, (F. Plaumann), 6M, 5F ( FMNH) GoogleMaps ; xi.1940, 3M
(FMNH); 1949, 4M (FMNH); ex. Sapindaceae sp.
88, 14.x.1949, 2F (FMNH); 4.ii.1950, 1M, 7F
(FMNH), 2M, 1F (MSUC); ex. ‘trockenes Reisig’
[= dry brushwood], 7.ii.1950, 3F ( FMNH) ;
1.iii.1950, 3F ( FMNH), 1M, 2F ( MSUC) ; ex.
‘trockenes Reisig’ [= dry brushwood], 10.ii.1950,
2F (FMNH); 7.iii.1950, 1M, 7F ( FMNH), 1M
(MSUC).
Discussion. Wood (2007) recognized C. morio as
a separate species. The holotypes of C. inoblitus
and C. morio are identical, except that the holo-
type of C. morio is colored slightly darker brown.
Camptocerus morio is here placed in synonymy.
Distribution. Argentina (Misiones) , Brazil ( Santa
Catarina).
Hosts. Myrocarpus frondosus Fr. Allem
(Fabaceae), Sapindaceae sp.
Biology. Unknown.
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