Siccasura transtillata, Volynkin & László, 2021
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https://doi.org/ 10.37828/em.2021.40.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E5B876-FF94-FFDE-3080-8CC0FEE6BF45 |
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Siccasura transtillata |
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The S. transtillata View in CoL species-group
Diagnosis. The male genitalia of the species-group ( Fig. 46 View Figures 44–46 ) are similar to those of the S. numida species-group but differ by the configuration of the transtillae which are fused into a rectangular medio-ventral plate bearing two elongate lobe-like processes projecting posteriorly which are densely covered in tiny denticles distally. The cucullus of the species-group is considerably smaller and the sacculus is shorter, basally wider and more tapering distally than in the S. numida species-group. Additionally, the ventro-distal process of the valva is somewhat dilated apically, while it is slightly tapering in the S. numida species-group. The female genitalia of the S. transtillata species-group ( Fig. 60 View Figures 55–60 ) are characterized by the very broad subostial depression of the 8 th abdominal segment (which is much narrower in the S. numida species-group), the large heavily sclerotized and densely spinulose postvaginal plate (which is very small and weakly sclerotized in the S. numida species-group), and the medially curved ductus bursae which is straight in the S. numida species-group. The signa bursae of the S. transtillata species-group are ribbon-like while those are rounded in its congeners.
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