Acanthagrion lancea Selys
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6182696 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/395887D7-CD39-FFBD-6294-F8CADD3AFBCA |
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Plazi |
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Acanthagrion lancea Selys |
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Acanthagrion lancea Selys View in CoL
Description of last instar larva (figs. 8–14). Head. Almost two times as wide as long, posterolateral margins slightly concave, posterior angle with several short spines ( Fig. 8 View FIGURE 8 – 14 ). Posterior margin concave. Seven spines on inferior border of eyes near maxillae. Antennae 7-segmented, the third antennomere the longest. Labium reaching second coxae; prementum almost 1.4 times as long as wide; anterior margin convex and slightly crenulated, with 5 or 6 premental setae (2+1 or 3), the inner ones usually shorter than the others or the same size than the others; lateral margin with usually 8 spiniform setae ( Fig. 9 View FIGURE 8 – 14 ). Labial palp with four setae; outer half of distal margin with three very small teeth, inner half with three teeth and a curved end hook; movable hook slender and sharp; inner margin of palp slightly crenulated ( Fig. 10 View FIGURE 8 – 14 ). Mandibular formula L 1+2 3+4 5 0 a b, R 1+2 3 4 5 y a ( Figs. 11 View FIGURE 8 – 14 a,b).
Thorax. Wing pads nearly parallel, the external reaching middle of S4. Legs pale; femora with a row of spiniform setae on the dorsal and lateral surface; tibiae with sparse, long and delicate setae on the external surfaces, apical ends with a delicate group of setae on the internal surface; tibiae II and III with two row of spiniform setae on the internal surface; tarsi with two rows of setae on the ventral surface.
Abdomen. Cylindrical. Light brown. Dorsal spines on the tergite surface S 4–10 in female and 5–10 in male. A row of lateral spines on S2–10. Male gonapophyses sharply pointed and divergent with a row of 5 spines, surpassing mid-length of S10 ( Fig. 12 View FIGURE 8 – 14 ). Female gonapophyses exceeding posterior margin of sternite 10, lateral valvae sharply pointed with a ventral row of 5 robust spiniform setae and 4 lateral spines ( Fig. 13 View FIGURE 8 – 14 ). Male cerci as in Figure 12 View FIGURE 8 – 14 , female cerci as in Figure 13 View FIGURE 8 – 14 . Caudal lamellae lanceolate, with width/length ratio 0.13 ( Fig. 14 View FIGURE 8 – 14 ). Dorsal margin of lateral caudal lamella with about 40 setae; ventral margin with about 15 setae. Tracheation as in Figure 14 View FIGURE 8 – 14 .
Measurements. (mm). Total length (without caudal lamella) (N=3): 10.23 [9.83–10.96]. Head: maximum length: 1.44 [1.42–1.48]; maximum width: 2.16 [2.10–2.27]. Prementum: maximum length: 2.16 [2.10–2.27]; maximum width: 1.53 [1.48–1.59]. Thorax: femur I: 1.54 [1.49–1.57]; femur II: 1.86 [1.79–1.99]; femur III: 2.47 [2.38–2.52]; tibia I: 1.78 [1.75–1.80]; tibia II: 2.14 [2.09–2.18]; inner wing pads maximum length: 3.75 [3.73– 3.78]; outer wing pads maximum length: 3.49 [3.29–3.68]. Abdomen: total length: 6.05 [5.64–6.77]; S9 length: 0.35 [0.29–0.39]; S10 length: 0.37 [0.34–0.41]; cerci length: male (N=1): 0.14, female (N=2): 0.11; female gonapophyses length (N=2): 0.80; male gonapophyses length (N=1): 0.27. Lateral caudal lamella (N=1): maximum length: 6.36.
Specimens examined. 3 exuviae (1 male and 2 females reared). BRAZIL: Espírito Santo State, Estação Biológica de Santa Lúcia, Lagoa Molino, 24.vii.2009, leg. D. Anjos-Santos, C. Carriço, J.M. Costa & T. C. Santos (1 3) [emerged in laboratory: 02.viii.2009]. Rio de Janeiro State, Rio de Janeiro, São Cristóvão, Horto FAHUPE, Col.15, Estação 3, nº15, 20.xi.1985, leg. J. R. Pujol-Luz (1 Ƥ) [emerged in laboratory: 13.i.1986]; 27.i.1986, leg. J.R. Pujol-Luz (1 Ƥ) [emerged in laboratory: 17.ii.1986].
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