Cardiophorus pallipes Solier 1851:17
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https://doi.org/ 10.1649/523 |
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Tatiana |
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Cardiophorus pallipes Solier 1851:17 |
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Holotype. Cardiophorus pallipes Solier 1851:17 (original designation).
Deromecus pallipes Fleutiaux 1907:200 .
Description. Body: Stout; reddish brown; integument dull, vestiture semi-erect, gold; length 6.9 mm, width 2.4 mm; PEI: 2.9.
Head: convex; frontoclypeal carina region sloping downward; labrum 2.4 3 as long as wide; antennomera 2–3 conical, remaining ones serrate, antennomere 11 tubular, reaching apex of pronotal posterior angles, [AP: 7-8-9-10-10-10-12-10-10-14], ( Fig. 6 View Figs ).
Prothorax: strongly convex medially; punctate; longitudinal short impression over posterior half; pronotal posterior angles divergent; prosternum convex; hypomeron rugulose, apically antennal groove not carinate, bi-excavate, ( Fig. 14 View Figs ); prosternum at procoxae marginate, pronotal
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Scutellum : oval, long hairs decumbent; mesocoxae separated by 0.4 3 mesocoxal diameter; posterior margin of mesosternal cavity extending posteriorly 0.3 3 mesocoxal diameter.
Elytra: not parallel-sided, second third widest; striate, punctures dense; apex truncate. Leg: yellowish, vestiture light yellowish brown, tarsomere 4 very small [TP: 43-23-13-4-17] ( Fig. 22 View Figs ).
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418 Type Material. Cardiophorus pallipes Solier 1851:17 , CHILE (female), 6.9 mm in length, examined. [ MNHN]. The specimen is in poor condition .
Biology. Alyma pallipes has been collected in araucarian forests. There is no other information on the biology of this species.
Distribution. IX Region, Chile, ( Fig. 34 View Fig ).
Remarks. Alyma pallipes can be recognized by its dull reddish integument, gold semi-erect vestiture and pronotal posterior angles divergent.
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Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle |
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Cardiophorus pallipes Solier 1851:17
| Arias, Elizabeth T. 2004 |
Deromecus pallipes
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