Pectiniunguis geayi ( Brölemann & Ribaut, 1911 )
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Pectiniunguis geayi ( Brölemann & Ribaut, 1911 ) |
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Pectiniunguis geayi ( Brölemann & Ribaut, 1911) View in CoL
( Figs. 51-66 View FIGURES 51‑53 View FIGURES 54‑59 View FIGURES 60‑62 View FIGURES 63‑66 )
Adenoschendyla Geayi Brölemann & Ribaut, 1911:219 .
Adenoschendyla geayi : Brölemann & Ribaut, 1912:108-109; Chamberlin, 1914:153, 201, 204; Chamberlin, 1921:19, 20.
Pectiniunguis geayi View in CoL : Attems, 1929:81; Bücherl, 1942a:205; Bücherl, 1942b:351; Crabill, 1959:325, 326; Pereira & Coscarón, 1975 (1976):68, 72; Adis et al., 1996:168, 169; Pereira et al., 1999:177; Pereira et al., 2000:3-5, 54; Foddai et al., 2000:128, 179; Pereira et al., 2001:143-144, 146; Foddai et al., 2002:473.
Diagnosis: Similar to P. gaigei , P. ducalis , and P. roigi (cf. Table 1), from which it is differentiated by the following unique traits (characters for P. gaigei , P. ducalis , and P. roigi are given in parentheses): male lowest number of leg-bearing segments: 49 (53, 63, 57?); coxosternum of second maxillae with ca. 13 setae (with ca. 22-31 setae); penis apparently devoid of setae (with 1+1 or 2+2 apical setae).
Morphological traits in Table 1 differentiate P. geayi from P. gaigei , P. ducalis , and P. roigi .
New material examined: BRAZIL: Amazonas: Manaus: INPA, (terra firme, secondary upland forest, (unburned)) (Kempson soil extraction) 03°08’S, 60°01’W, 24 April 1986, J. Adis et al. leg.: 1 male juvenile, 49 leg-bearing segments, body length 17 mm ( INPA) GoogleMaps .
Remarks: The locality of Manaus: INPA, is new for the geographical distribution of this species.
Postembryonic variation of coxal organs: The juvenile specimen cited above has the coxal organs incompletely developed ( Figs. 51-53 View FIGURES 51‑53 ): the anterior organs have the aspect of “homogeneous” (instead of “heterogeneous” = adult condition); in contrast the posterior
ones are clearly heterogeneous but still incompletely developed ( Figs. 51-53 View FIGURES 51‑53 ).
Characteristics of anterior and posterior coxal organs in adult specimens are shown in Fig. 64 View FIGURES 63‑66 .
Type locality: BRAZIL: Para: Bas Carsévène .
Known range: BRAZIL: Para: Bas Carsévène. BRAZIL: Amazonas: Rio Tarumã Mirím; Lago Janauarí; Manaus: INPA.
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Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazonia |
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Pectiniunguis geayi ( Brölemann & Ribaut, 1911 )
Pereira, Luis Alberto 2010 |
Pectiniunguis geayi
FODDAI, D. & MINELLI, A. & PEREIRA, L. A. 2002: 473 |
PEREIRA, L. A. & FODDAI, D. & MINELLI, A. 2001: 143 |
PEREIRA, L. A. & FODDAI, D. & MINELLI, A. 2000: 3 |
FODDAI, D. & PEREIRA, L. A. & MINELLI, A. 2000: 128 |
PEREIRA, L. A. & MINELLI, A. & FODDAI, D. 1999: 177 |
ADIS, J. & MINELLI, A. & DE MORAIS, J. W. & PEREIRA, L. A. & BARBIERI, F. & RODRIGUES, J. M. G. 1996: 168 |
CRABILL, R. E. JR. 1959: 325 |
ATTEMS, C. 1929: 81 |
Adenoschendyla geayi
CHAMBERLIN, R. V. 1921: 19 |
CHAMBERLIN, R. V. 1914: 153 |
BROLEMANN, H. W. & RIBAUT, H. 1912: 108 |
Adenoschendyla Geayi Brölemann & Ribaut, 1911:219
BROLEMANN, H. W. & RIBAUT, H. 1911: 219 |