Atlantodesmus itapurensis ( Schubart, 1943 )
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Atlantodesmus itapurensis ( Schubart, 1943)
Figures 4 D̄F, 9–11, 19
Leptodesmus itapurensis Schubart, 1943: 148 , fig. 48–50 (Male holotype from Itapura (51°30’32’’W, 20°38’45’’S), Andradina, São Paulo, Brazil, originally deposited in Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, now in the MZSP 926, examined). Leptodesmus buecherli Schubart, 1955: 514 , fig. 1 (Three males and one female syntypes, from District of Santana, São Paulo (46°38′ 0″ W, 23°33′ 0″ S), São Paulo, Brazil, 1940, W. Bücherl leg. deposited in MZSP 924-925, examined). New synonymy.
Atlantodesmus itapurensis: Hoffman, 2000: 106 .
Justification of synonymy: Type specimens of both nominal species were examined. The original descriptions of both species show complete agreement when considering the body shape and color. Gonopods of A. buecherli and A. itapurensis display no difference. The presence of a serrated margin on the apex of the prefemoral process is variable even in the same specimen and slight variations occur in the spoon-shaped blade of the prefemoral process. However, these variations are considered intraspecific.
Additional material examined. BRAZIL. MATO GROSSO DO SUL: Chapadão do Sul , Porto das Pedras, (52°53’33’’W, 19°38’33’’S), 1♂, 07/XI/2008, Sampaio col. ( MNRJ 11969 View Materials ) GoogleMaps . SÃO PAULO: Assis, Estação Ecológica de Assis , (50°41’88’’W, 22°66’04’’S), 14♂ 10♀, 25–30/XI/2002, Equipe Biota col. ( IBSP 2973 View Materials , IBSP 2975 View Materials , IBSP 2976 View Materials , IBSP 2978 View Materials , IBSP 2979 View Materials , IBSP 2980 View Materials , IBSP 2981 View Materials , IBSP 2983 View Materials , IBSP 2984 View Materials , IBSP 2985 View Materials , IBSP 2986 View Materials , IBSP 2987 View Materials ) GoogleMaps . Araçatuba, Anhangaí (50°45’36’’W, 21°20’28’’S), 1♂, XII/1926, R. Spix col. ( MZSP 923 View Materials ) GoogleMaps . Teodoro Sampaio, Parque Estadual Morro do Diabo (52°29’74’’W, 22°52’89’’S), 2♂ 1♀, 11–14/XI/2012, P.G.B.S Dias et. al. col. ( IBSP 4369 View Materials ) GoogleMaps . Monte Aprazível (49°71’03’’W, 20°76’83’’S), 2♂ 5♀, 9/I/1950, O. Schubart col. ( MZSP 3288–3290 View Materials , MZSP 3289–3293 View Materials ) GoogleMaps .
Diagnosis. Males of Atlantodesmus itapurensis differ from all other species of the genus by the spoon-shaped tip of the prefemoral process being in close proximity to the solenomere tip ( Fig. 10 D, arrow).
Redescription. Male (Holotype, MZSP 926). Coloration (in alcohol): Head light brown. Antenna yellow. Body light brown. Paranotal tips yellowish. Telson light brown. Total length: 40. Collum 1.72 long, 5.36 wide. Antennomere lengths (1>7): 0.6; 1.7; 1.5; 1.5; 1.5; 1.2; 0.3. Gonopod aperture 3.14 long, 3.87 wide. Telson 1.39. Coxae with a distal row of bristles dorsally. Without coxal apophysis. Prefemoral region ventrally positioned, gradually narrowing. Prefemoral process long, narrow at base, widening to end in a broad apex; apical edge with serrated margin and a spoon-shaped blade ( Fig. 10 D, arrow); apex of prefemoral process in close proximity to solenomere tip ( Fig. 9 A). Dorsal side of the prefemoral region with several folds. Conspicuous cingulum present ( Fig. 10 C). Solenomere long and falciform, with a pointed tip. Lobe present above the bifurcation of the solenomere and the acropodite process, in mesal view ( Fig. 9 A, arrow). Acropodite process blade-shaped and curved, apex shovel-shaped. Acropodite process distinctly longer than solenomere, enveloping the solenomere ( Figs 10 A–B).
Female ( IBSP 2973). Coloration (in alcohol) and body as in male. Total length 44. Collum 1.57 long, 4.81 wide. Telson 1.56. Cyphopods ( Figs 11 C–D) with many fine bristles on the valves, valves apically with concave groove, intermediate membrane not protruding ( Fig. 11 D).
Distribution. States of Mato Grosso do Sul and São Paulo, Brazil, in areas containing the Brazilian Atlantic forest and Cerrado biomes ( Por et al. 2005).
Hoffman, R. L. (2000) Two new genera of chelodesmid millipeds from southeastern Brazil (Polydesmida: Chelodesmidae). Myriapodologica, 6, 101 - 113.
Por, F. D., Imperatriz-Fonseca, V. L. & Neto, F. L. (2005) Biomes of Brazil: An illustrated Natural History. Pensoft Publishers, Sofia, pp. 208.
Schubart, O. (1943) Especies novas das familias Strongylosomidae e Leptodesmidae da ordem Proterospermophora do interior dos Estados de Sao Paulo e Mato Grosso. Papeis Avulsos de Zoologia, 3, 127 - 164.
Schubart, O. (1955) Materiais para uma fauna do Estado de Sao Paulo - os Leptodesmidae. Arquivos do Museu Nacional, 42, 507 - 540.
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Atlantodesmus itapurensis ( Schubart, 1943 )
Bouzan, Rodrigo Salvador, Pena-Barbosa, João Paulo P. & Brescovit, Antonio Domingos 2017 |
Atlantodesmus itapurensis:
Hoffman 2000: 106 |
Leptodesmus itapurensis
Schubart 1955: 514 |
Schubart 1943: 148 |