Stenus metallicus
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Key to the species of the S. metallicus View in CoL - group
(S= sternum; T= tergum)
1 Brachypterous .....................................................................................................................2
- Macropterous ......................................................................................................................6
2 Brownish .............................................................................................................................3
- Black, elytra with reddish spots...........................................................................................4
3 Punctation of elytra distinctly defined (fig. 306). 6: E (fig. 310). ♀: S8 (fig. 313.). 3.6- 5.0mm (FB 1.9-2.1mm). Costa Rica......................................................... S. electrus PUTHZ
- Punctation of elytra rugose/confluent (fig. 307). 6: E (fig. 308). ♀: S8 (fig. 322). 3.5- 4.2mm (FB 1.9-2.1mm). Costa Rica............................................ S. cerromuertanus PUTHZ
4 Punctation of elytra strongly confluent (fig. 38). EW: EL<1,1mm). 6: E (figs 312). ♀: S8 (about as in fig. 294). 4.0-5.2mm (FB 2.3-2.4mm). Bolivia............................................. .......................................................................................................... S. vermiculifer nov.sp.
- Punctation of elytra distinctly defined.................................................................................5
5 Elytra shorter: EW: EL 1.41, punctation of frons denser, interstices on lateral portions smaller than diameter of punctures. Elytral spot shorter, less long than antennal segments 9-11 combined. 6: E (fig 186, 192). ♀: S8 (fig. 278). 3.8-5.0mm (FB 1.0- 2.0mm). Ecuador.............................................................................. S. clunispicatus PUTHZ
- Elytra longer: EW: EL <1.20, punctation of frons less dense, interstices on lateral portions often larger than diameter of punctures. Elytral spot longer, at least as long as antennal segments 9-10 combined. 6: unknown. ♀: S8 (fig. 298). 4.5-4.5mm (FB 2.3mm). Colombia.......................................................................... S. simpliciclunis PUTHZ
6 Brownish. 6: E (fig. 309). ♀: S8 (fig. 323). 4.0-5.0mm (FB 2.0-2.2mm). Costa Rica ; Panama..................................................................................................... S. fuscatus PUTHZ
- Black, elytra with OR without elytra spots..........................................................................7
7 Elytra uniformely black.......................................................................................................8
- Elytra with reddish/orange spots. (In the following species the elytral spot may become more or less obsolete: S. clavalipenis nov.sp., S. cibdelos nov.sp., S.multispinus nov.sp.)..............................................................................................................................19
8 Larger, FB ≥2.4mm.............................................................................................................9
- Smaller, FB <2.3mm .........................................................................................................13
9 Abdominal punctation coarse and extremely dense, interstices on T7 smaller than half diameter of punctures (e. g. fig. 129) ................................................................................10
- Abdominal punctation less coarse and less dense, interstices on T7 larger than half diameter of punctures (fig. 119) ........................................................................................11
10 6: Metasternum (fig. 155), S8 (figs 140, 141), E (fig. 225). ♀: S8 (fig. 297). 5.0- 5.5mm (FB 2.6-2.7mm). Panama ; Costa Rica................................... S. punctiventris SHARP
- 6: Metasternum (fig. 156), E (fig. 226). ♀: S8 (as in fig. 297). 5.0-6.0mm (FB 2.8mm). Guatemala ; Mexico; Honduras................................................... S. repletus SHARP
11 Black with aeneous lustre, metatibiae bicolorous. 6: E (fig. 210). ♀: S8 (fig. 288). 4.7- 5.7mm (FB 2.5-2.6mm). Mexico...................................................... S. metallicoides PUTHZ
- Black without metallic lustre, metatibiae unicolourous.....................................................12
12 Legs reddish brown. 6: E (figs 184, 193). ♀: S8 (fig. 280). 4.7-5.5mm (FB 2.5- 2.6mm). Panama ; Costa Rica.................................................................. S. corrosus SHARP
- Legs black. 6: Unknown. ♀: S8 (fig. 290). 4.8-5.3mm (FB 2.6mm). Guatemala................ ............................................................................................................. S. nigrivestis nov.sp.
13 Punctation of elytra very dense but mostly distinctly definined........................................14
- Punctation of elytra confluent/rugose................................................................................16 14 Punctation of posterior tergites finer and sparser, interstices on T7 larger, twice and more as large as punctures (fig. 104). 6: E (figs 175, 176, 190). ♀: Unknown. 3.8- 4.3mm (FB 2.2mm). Costa Rica......................................................... S. bierigianus nov.sp. - Punctation of posterior tergites less fine and less sparse, interstices on T7 distinctly less large (figs 119, 124) ..........................................................................................................15 15 Abdominal punctation denser, interstices on lateral half of tergite 5 smaller than half diameter of punctures; T7 (fig. 119). 6: E (figs 205, 211). ♀: S8 (fig. 314). 4.0-4.7mm (FB 2.1-2.3mm). Venezuela; Panama.............................................. S. metallicus ERICHSON - Abdominal punctation less dense, interstices on lateral portion of tergite 5 about as large as punctures, T7 (fig. 124). 6: E (figs 215, 216). ♀: S8 (fig. 292). 3.3-3.7mm (FB 2.1mm). Ecuador..................................................................... S. paucidentatus nov.sp. 16 Smaller, FB ≤2.2mm. Median portion of frons impunctate or sparsely punctate. Sculpture of elytra very coarse and irregular (figs 61, 62) ................................................17 - Larger, FB 2.2mm. Median portion of frons densely punctate. Elytra (fig. 304). E (figs 187, 196, 197). ♀: Unknown. 4.3-5.0mm. Guatemala......................... S. illevigatus nov.sp. 17 Punctation of frons coarser, punctures about as large as median cross section of antennal segment 2. Sculpture of elytra coarser (figs 61, 62). 6: Apical notch of S8 deeper, occupying about posterior half, E (figs 235-237, 248-251). ♀: S8 (fig. 302). 3.5-4.5mm (FB 2.0-2.2mm). Costa Rica; Panama................................ S. trifidus L. BENICK - Punctation of frons less coarse, punctures smaller than median cross section of antennal segment 2. Sculpture of elytra less coarse. 6: Apical notch of S8 less deep.....................18 18 Punctation of forebody less coarse, denser (figs 56, 70). 6: E (figs 206, 212), median lobe with few larger denticles. ♀: S8 (fig. 289). 3.0-4.0mm (FB 1.7-1.8mm). Panama; Costa Rica........................................................................................... S. mucronatus SHARP - Punctation of forebody coarser and less dense (figs 49, 69). 6: E (fig. 199), median lobe without larger denticles. ♀: S8 (about as in fig. 300). 3.5-4.0mm (FB 2.0-2.1mm). Peru.................................................................................................................... inka PUTHZ 19 Each elytron with two spots (the lateral spot extending to epipleurae) OR with one large spot extending laterally to epipleurae................................................................................20 Each elytron with only one elytral spot dorsally ...............................................................31 20 Larger: FB>3.2mm ..........................................................................................................21 - Smaller, FB <2.7mm .........................................................................................................22 21 Dorsal elytral spot larger, sculpture distinctly confluent (fig. 28). 6: Trochanter (fig. 99), E (fig. 221), apical portion of median lobe asymmetrical. S8 (fig. 293). 6.5-7.5mm (FB 3.5mm). Peru; Bolivia; Ecuador; Colombia; Venezuela............. S. perpulcher SOLSKY - Dorsal elytral spot less large, sculpture scarcely confluent (fig. 21). 6: Trochanter (fig. 103), E (fig. 194), median lobe bilateral symmetrical. 5.3-6.8mm (FB 3.3-3.4mm). Colombia; Ecuador................................................................................. S. falcatipes PUTHZ 22 Head broader: HW: EW 0.80-085 .....................................................................................23 - Head less broad: HW: EW ≥0.90 ......................................................................................25 23 Punctation of T7 coarser and denser (fig. 138), elytral spot larger (fig. 38). 6: E (fig. 243, 312). ♀: S8 (about as in fig. 294). 4.0-5.2mm (FB 2.3-2.4mm). Bolivia...................... .......................................................................................................... S. vermiculifer nov.sp. - Punctation of T7 less coarse and less dense (fig. 127), elytral spot less large (e. g. fig. 52) .....................................................................................................................................24 24 Elytra broader: EW: EL 1.06 (fig. 52). 6: E (figs 222, 233). ♀: S8 (fig. 294). 4.3- 5.3mm (FB 2.4-2.5mm). Colombia.................................................. S. perscabratus nov.sp. - Elytra less broad: EW: EL 1.11 (fig. 19). 6: Unknown. ♀: S8 (fig. 279). 4.0-4.8mm
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