Pterostichus (Nialoe) atsumidakensis Sasakawa & Mitsuduka, 2023
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Pterostichus (Nialoe) atsumidakensis Sasakawa & Mitsuduka |
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Pterostichus (Nialoe) atsumidakensis Sasakawa & Mitsuduka sp. nov.
Figs 2C View Figure 2 , 4I-L View Figure 4 , 6C-E View Figure 6 , 7C, D View Figure 7
Type material.
Holotype, ♂, Take-no-koshi, Yuatsumi, Tsuruoka-shi, Yamagata Prefecture, Japan (MGRS: 54SUH79821 75877; 38.62327968°N, 139.61944580°E), 2-24. vi. 2022, subterranean baited trap, Y. Mitsuduka leg., in the collection of NSMT (Fig. 2C View Figure 2 ). Paratype, 1♀, same data as the holotype.
Description.
Body length (mm). ♂ (n = 1), BLm 16.54, BLl 14.91, BLc 14.36; ♀ (n = 1), BLm mm, BLl 14.62, BLc 14.09.
Head. Mandibular surface smooth, except for right mandible of the paratype female, which has several short wrinkles at middle. Anterior-posterior length of tempora about twice anterior-posterior length of eye. Surface of clypeus irregularly uneven. Antennal segment 2 with four setae in the holotype male, with one seta on left and two on right in the paratype female. Mentum tooth deeply bifid; width between paired apices apparently less than three times anterior-posterior length between level of mentum apices to level of innermost part of median notch.
Pronotum. Lateral margin arcuate on apical 3/4, only slightly sinuate on basal 1/4. Anterior margin emarginated, with contour arched more strongly than curvature of apical 3/4 of lateral margin. Posterior margin emarginated at median area and arcuate at lateral areas, with curvature of median area distinctly greater than that of basal 1/4 of pronotal lateral margin and with that of lateral areas to same degree or slightly stronger than basal 1/4 of pronotal lateral margin. Hind angles right-angled to slightly acute. Median line absent near pronotal anterior margin and in front of transverse grooved area between laterobasal impressions. Concavity of transverse grooved area between laterobasal impressions weaker than that of laterobasal impressions. Surface smooth, except for laterobasal impressions; laterobasal impressions sparsely punctate.
Elytra. Scutellar-stria not connected to stria 1. One setigerous puncture on stria 1 at level of posterior end of scutellum in the holotype male, slightly in front of posterior end in the paratype female. Posterior setigerous punctures in front of posterior 1/4.
Abdominal ventral sides. Sternum 7 of male fairly concave, with degree of concavity obviously greater than the convexity of median area of sterna; shape of concavity transverse ellipse; posterior margin of ellipse corresponding to posterior margin of sternum; anterior-posterior length of concavity 0.7 times anterior-posterior length of sternum 7; transverse, major axis of ellipse about 1.7 times that of longitudinal minor axis; middle of minor axis slightly raised for half the length of minor axis.
Male genitalia. Endophallus with gonopore directed basally; left pigmented band slightly sclerotised; right pre-apical lobe short, stout, hooked at apex; left pre-apical lobe small, protruding left laterally; left apical lobe slender, slightly bent, with weakly sclerotized surface (Fig. 4I-L View Figure 4 ). Relative sizes of lobes: right pre-apical lobe> left apical lobe; and right pre-apical lobe> left pre-apical lobe (size difference between left apical and pre-apical lobes could not be determined unambiguously because of shape difference). Right paramere bent at acute angle at apical 1/3 (Fig. 6C-E View Figure 6 ).
Female genitalia. Innermost part of vagina without pigmentations (Fig. 7C, D View Figure 7 ).
Etymology.
The specific name is an adjective and derives from the Japanese noun Atsumidake, which refers to Mt. Atsumi, where the type specimens were collected and the Latin adjectival suffix - ensis (m), which means, when attached to a locality name, "from the locality".
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