Gymnobothrus anchietae inflexus Uvarov, 1934, stat. n. et
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Gymnobothrus anchietae inflexus Uvarov, 1934, stat. n. et |
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Gymnobothrus anchietae inflexus Uvarov, 1934, stat. n. et View in CoL comb. n. Figs 243-246
Gymnobothrus inflexus Uvarov, 1934: 603, fig. 6.
Material.
-ETHIOPIA: Mt. Chillalo, moorland at 10,000' (3050 m), XI.1926; Oinchu Park Lodge, 3170 m., short turf bush heath, V.1975; 07˚57'N 39˚08'E, 2400m., IV.1975.
Description.
-As in key. Exceptionally small size. Size (in mm): males 11.5-12.0, females 17.0-18.0. Rugulose integument. Short thick antennae. Well-defined temporal foveolae. Shape of pronotum diagnostic, with weak second sulcus and strong callose carinae. Coloration (as in bounites ), predominantly in shades of dark brown and black.
Discussion.
-Records of inflexus in SOMALIA given by Johnsen and Schmidt (1982) and by Baccetti (1984) are probably misidentifications of G. flexuosus (Schulthess).
Distribution.
-Limited localities in highland ETHIOPIA. Also recorded from KENYA (Emali Hills) by Kevan (1950), and from UGANDA (Kampala) by Jago and Rowell (unpublished).
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