Microcoryphia
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http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4508513 |
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http://treatment.plazi.org/id/4C74E536-FFA8-FFA3-59FE-F0D98387F7B6 |
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Microcoryphia |
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Key to the genera and subgenera of Microcoryphia from Vietnam
1. Abdominal sternites II–VII well developed; article II of maxillary palps in males without a dorsal distal hook-like process; penis longer than half of length of coxites IX; parameres present at least on abdominal segment IX ...................... 2 ( Machilidae )
– Abdominal sternites II–VII small; article II of maxillary palps in males usually with a dorsal distal hook-like process; penis usually no longer than half of length of coxites IX; parameres absent ......................................................... 3 ( Meinertellidae )
2. Flagellum of antennae without scales, but present on scapus and pedicel; lateral ocelli shoe-shaped, subinferior to eyes, more or less close each other; mandible with four distinct teeth in incisor portion; parameres annulated, restricted to abdominal segment IX; male genitalia covered by coxites IX; ovipositor tertiary type; two pairs of eversible vesicles on abdominal segments II–VI ........................................... Pedetontus (s. str.) Silvestri
– ... External morphology mostly similar to Pedetontus (s. str.), but two pairs of eversible vesicles on abdominal segments II–V ................................................. Pedetontus (Verhoeffilis) Paclt
3. Coxal stylet absent on legs; tarsi with three articles; thorax somewhat humpbacked, especially mesothorax very developed ............................................... Machilellus Silvestri
– Coxal stylet present on hind legs; tarsi with two articles; thorax normal .................................................................................... 4
4. Eyes longer than wide, with ratio of length to width over 1.2; dorsal process of article II of male maxillary palps with a well separated cylindrical base ........................................................ ................................... Machilontus (Megalopsobius) Silvestri
– Eyes wider than long; dorsal process of article II of male maxillary palps without a cylindrical base ........................... 5
5. Sexual dimorphism of non-genital portions relatively scarce; male frons slightly convex, antennal scapus typical and smooth; article III of maxillary palps normal, nearly as long as article II; article II of labial palps normal, without process on apex ................................................... Machilontus (s. str.) Silvestri
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