Austrolimnius cleidecostae, Polizei & Costa & Bispo, 2020
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https://doi.org/ 10.11606/1807-0205/2020.60.special-issue.12 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/F83E19DE-8C17-414E-9BC1-C81AA4170913 |
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Austrolimnius cleidecostae |
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sp. nov. |
Austrolimnius cleidecostae sp. nov.
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Type Material: Holotype male ( MZSP): “ ♂ // Holo- / type // BRASIL.SãoPaulo.SãoMiguel/Arcanjo.ParqueEstadual Carlos / Botelho. 795 m asl. 16.VII.2013 / 24°08′30,0″S 47°59′41,8″W / Polizei, T. T.S. & Costa, L.S.M. leg. // MZSP 31185 View Materials // ( MZSP)” GoogleMaps . Paratypes (20 specimens): same locality data as holotype (1♂, 1♀, MZSP 31186-31187 View Materials ; 1♂, 1♀, USNM; 1♂, 1♀, BMNH). “ BRASIL. São Paulo. Cunha / Parque Estadual Serra do Mar / 988 m asl. 23°16′28,4″S 45°02′01,6″W / 25.VII.2012 Polizei & Costa leg. ” (1♂, 2♀, MZSP 31188-31190 View Materials ; 1♀, BMNH). “ BRASIL. Santa Catarina. Rancho / Queimado. Riacho das Antas. / 791 m asl. 27°41′35,0″S 49°00′38,0″W / 01.X.2016. Polizei, T. T.S. leg. ” (4♂, 3♀, MZSP 31194-31196 View Materials , 31252-31255 View Materials ), [in alcohol 96%]. “ BRASIL. Santa Catarina. São / Bonifácio. Riacho Dona Bebê. / 470 m asl. 27°54′32,0″S 48°54′47,8″W / 29.IX.2016. Polizei, T. T.S. leg. ”(2♂, 1♀, MZSP 31191-31193 View Materials ) [in alcohol 96%] GoogleMaps .
Diagnosis: Body subparallel; cuticle alutaceous; general colour dark-brown, with light-yellow antennae, mouthparts, legs and abdominal ventrite V. Mandibles with an articulated sclerotized process on inner subapical edge. Pronotum with surface alutaceous and without setae, inconspicuously micropunctated, and with longitudinal median impression on basal ⅔ of disc. Epipleura covered by tomentum, each one with two rows of granules. Mesotarsus with a pair of long and thin setae on each tarsomere. Aedeagus with phallobase approximately 3× as long as wide; parameres reaching ⅘ of penis length, with apex rounded with tuft of long setae and rows of micro punctures; penis slightly narrowed at apex with sensorial pores; basolateral apophyses with two lobes; fibula absent; corona present, subquadrate. Female genitalia with valvifer membranous, curved and convergent at base; coxites narrowed apicad; styli slightly curved and with base divergent, apical portion rounded and micropunctated.
Description: Male: Body subparallel; cuticle alutaceous; general colour dark-brown, antennae, mouthparts, legs and ventrite V light-yellow. Body size range (n = 5): total length 1.18-1.20 mm; greatest width 0.45-0.50 mm.
Head: Partially retracted; without impressions, surface micropuntated. Eyes protruding laterally ( Figs. 1-3 View Figures 1-3 ). Antennae filiform with 11 antennomeres, with few short and thin setae on apex of each antennomere. Clypeus elongate and convex, surface alutaceous without punctures or setae. Frontoclypeal suture straight. Labrum ( Fig. 4 View Figures 4-6 ) subrectangular, anterior margin rounded and slightly prominent at middle; surface with long and thin setae restrict to latero-posterior region (represented by punctures); disc without setae or punctures; antero-lateral margin with long curly setae; antero-posterior margin arcuate. Mandible ( Figs. 7-8 View Figures 7-8 ) asymmetrical, subtriangular, with an articulated sclerotized process on inner subapical edge, with apex rounded in left and tapered in right mandible; lateral lobe more pronounced in dorsal view ( Figs. 7 View Figures 7-8 A-B); prostheca membranous forming a long lobe below articulated sclerotized process, with long setae on apex and short dense setae on the lateral margin; ventrally, mandible with a latero ventral stout seta; molar region with several transversal carinae ( Figs. 8 View Figures 7-8 A-B). Maxilla ( Fig. 5 View Figures 4-6 ): cardo elongate, margins sinuous, with one stout seta; stipes large and divided; palpi with four palpomeres; a sensorial pore on each palpomere; distal palpomere elongate, with one seta near middle and several sensilla at apex; galea elongate with one seta near middle and four wide short setae on apex; lacinia subrectangular, 2× as long as wide, and with a marginal fringe of long setae. Labium ( Fig. 6 View Figures 4-6 ): palpi with three palpomeres, without setae or pore; palpomeres 1-2 transverse; apical palpomere of approximately the length of the basal two combined; ligula wider than long, anteri- or margin prominent on middle, antero-lateral angles rounded. Epipharynx membranous, anterior margin concave, with a row of robust setae, and with latero-dorsal angles with three short spines. Gena densely covered by tomentum.
Thorax: Pronotum approximately as long as wide ( Figs. 1, 3 View Figures 1-3 , 9 View Figures 9-10 ); anterior margin moderately arcuate; an- terior angles slightly protruding; lateral margins moderately sinuous; posterior angles acute; posterior margin emarginated, strongly on middle, and smooth near the posterior angles. Pronotum surface alutaceous, glabrous, with inconspicuous micropunctures ( Fig. 9 View Figures 9-10 ); sublateral carinae complete, sinuous, reaching anterior and posterior margins ( Figs. 1 View Figures 1-3 , 9 View Figures 9-10 ); longitudinal median impression on posterior ⅔ ( Figs. 1 View Figures 1-3 , 9 View Figures 9-10 ). Elytra ( Figs. 1, 3 View Figures 1-3 ) 1.5× longer than wide; anterior margin arcuate; lateral margins slightly arcuate; apex rounded; median suture slightly elevated; a pair of sublateral carinae extending to apex; surface alutaceous with inconspicuous rows of punctures; lateral margin with row of long and thin setae ( Fig. 3 View Figures 1-3 ). Scutellum oval. Epipleura covered with tomentum with two rows of granules ( Fig. 3 View Figures 1-3 ). Hind wings absent. Prosternum broad, as long as wide, with lateral portion covered by tomentum; disc alutaceous ( Fig. 2 View Figures 1-3 ); prosternal process wide, V-shaped, surpassing procoxae, with a carina on disc, and towards the anterior margin of prosternum ( Fig. 2 View Figures 1-3 ). Hypomerum 3× as long as wide, covered by tomentum. Mesoventrite as long as wide, with a weak cavity to receive prosternal process. Metaventrite as long as wide, covered laterally by tomentum; disc alutaceous with a complete longitudinal line and a lateral carina; surface with inconspicuous punctures. Legs covered with tomentum, except tibiae and tarsi. Coxae rounded. Trochanter as long as wide, with a row of short and stout setae ( Fig. 2 View Figures 1-3 ). Femora robust, 3× longer than wide; pro and mesofemur with a dense row of setae on lateral margin.Tibiae narrow, 6× longer than wide, with a complete row of spines on protibia; meso and metatibiae with two rows of spines reaching ⅔ of the length, and with a row of golden setae between the row of spines. Tarsus elongated; apical tarsomere as long as four pre- ceding combined; pro- and metatarsi with a pair of stout and short setae on each tarsomere; mesotarsus with a pair of long and thin setae on each tarsomeres. Claws large and stout.
Abdomen: Five ventrites ( Figs. 2-3 View Figures 1-3 , 10 View Figures 9-10 ) with margins moderately arcuate; discal surface alutaceous and covered laterally by tomentum. First ventrite with a pair of longitudinal median carinae, extending from anterior to posterior margins, without tomentum. Fifth ventrite with a shallow transverse depression on anterior third; one pair of spiracles antero-laterally; apex slightly sharpened with few setae dorso-laterally and punctures on apex ( Fig. 10 View Figures 9-10 ). Tergite VIII ( Fig. 11 View Figures 11-15 ) almost as long as wide, posterior margin prominent and widely rounded; surface with inconspicuous punctures, apex with a row of short setae. Sternite VIII ( Fig. 13 View Figures 11-15 ) triangular; anterior margin emarginated concave, posterior margin moderately sharp; surface with setae on disc and antero-laterally; apex with a row of punctures; integument with short scale-like setae.Spicule subrectangular and bifurcated at the apical third; apical margin with punctures ( Fig. 18 View Figures 16-19 ).
Aedeagus: ( Figs. 16-17 View Figures 16-19 ). Phallobase approximately 3× as long as wide; in lateral view ( Fig. 16 View Figures 16-19 ), wider at apex. Parameres reaching ⅘ of penis length, slightly narrowed to apex, surface with punctures; apex rounded with fringe of long setae and rows of micro punctures ( Figs. 16-17 View Figures 16-19 ). Penis approximately as long as phallobase, 4× as long as wide; slightly narrowed at apex with sensorial pores; in lateral view ( Fig. 16 View Figures 16-19 ), dorsal margin sclerotized, ventral margin membranous; basolateral apophyses with two lobes; fibula absent; corona present, subquadrate ( Fig. 17 View Figures 16-19 ).
Female: External morphology similar to male, except the pattern of setae on mesotarsus. All tarsi have a pair of stout and short setae on each tarsomere. The golden row of setae between the row of spines in the meso and metatibiae are absent. Tergite VIII has the basal margin emarginated, and apex arcuate; surface with punctures and tuft of long setae on apex ( Fig. 12 View Figures 11-15 ). Sternite VIII elongate; basal margin widely rounded and prominent at middle; apex with setae and punctures; surface with short setae on the disc and antero-laterally; basal projection 3× longer than sternite, curved ( Fig. 14 View Figures 11-15 ); integument similar to that of the male ( Fig. 15 View Figures 11-15 ).
Female genitalia ( Fig. 19 View Figures 16-19 ): Ovipositor symmetrical. Valvifer membranous, moderately smaller than coxites; curved and convergent on base; wider at apex than at base; apex with punctures; baculus sclerotized. Coxites wider at base than apex, narrowed at the apex, divided by a transverse line; surface with micropunctures, without setae. Styli slightly curved and divergent; apical portion rounded and covered with micropunctures.
Etymology: the specific epithet cleidecostae is a tribute to Dr. Cleide Costa in honour of her many contributions to the study of Coleoptera .
Type locality: São Miguel Arcanjo, São Paulo state, Brazil.
Distribution: São Paulo and Santa Catarina states, Brazil.
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