Domodon zodiacus Reemer, 2013,
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Figs. 23View FIGURES 20–23, 27View FIGURES 24–27, 28View FIGURE 28
Domodon zodiacus Reemer, 2013: 97 –98, Figs 68–73.
Type specimen. HOLOTYPE: male, deposited at RMNH, and labelled: SURINAME: Paramaribo Zoo , 05°50’30”N- 55°09’29”W, Malaise trap, 18–27.II.2006, leg. M. Reemer.GoogleMaps
Comparative diagnosis (male). Body length: male 7 mm. The partly dark coloured tergites and the approximately equal length of scape and basoflagellomere set this species apart from Domodon incauleatus sp. nov. and D. sensibilis sp. nov., respectively. The dark median vitta on the face separates it from D. peperpotensis . From D. caxiuana sp. nov., it differs by the more extensive yellow markings on the tergites ( Fig. 27View FIGURES 24–27). In D. zodiacus , the yellow markings on the median part of tergite 3 reach from the posterior to the anterior margin ( Fig. 27View FIGURES 24–27), whereas in D. caxiuana sp. nov. these markings are confined to the posterior margin ( Fig. 24View FIGURES 24–27).
FEMALE. Unknown.
Distribution. NEOTROPICAL—Suriname (Paramaribo) ( Fig. 28View FIGURE 28).
Notes. See notes on D. caxiuana sp. nov.
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National Museum of Natural History, Naturalis |
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