Seira
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/Zootaxa.4458.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6492052 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B83E8799-FFC6-1556-96AF-E6EC22CDD33B |
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Plazi |
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Key to Seira View in CoL species with known dorsal chaetotaxy from the Western Palearctic region*
1 Abd II with 3 central mac ( Fig. 11D View FIGURE 11 )...................................................................... 2
- Abd II with 4 or 5 central mac ( Figs 6D View FIGURE 6 , 15D View FIGURE 15 )............................................................... 4
2 Head mac Ps2 present ( Fig. 10E View FIGURE 10 ); Th III with 11–14 central mac ( Fig. 11B View FIGURE 11 ); Abd I with 5 central mac ( Fig. 11C View FIGURE 11 ).......... 3
- Head mac Ps2 absent; Th III with 8 central mac; Abd I with 4 central mac..................................................................................... S. taeniata (Handschin, 1925) in Handschin, 1925a sensu Yoshii, 1990
3 Body all bluish ( Fig. 2B View FIGURE 2 ); Th II with 5–3(rarely) mac in PmC group ( Fig. 11 A View FIGURE 11 ); unguiculus with outer lamella serrated ( Fig. 8F View FIGURE 8 ).................................................................... S. dinizi Gama, 1988 in Gama, 1988a
- Body with one transverse strip of dark blue on Abd III; Th II with 6 mac in PmC group; unguiculus with outer lamella smooth ( Fig. 21F View FIGURE 21 ).............................................................. S. dori Gruia, Poliakov & BroZa, 2000
4 Abd II with 4 central mac, mac a3 absent ( Fig. 15D View FIGURE 15 ).......................................................... 5
- Abd II with 5 central mac, mac a3 present ( Fig. 6D View FIGURE 6 )......................................................... 18
5 Abd I with 5 or less central mac ( Fig. 11C View FIGURE 11 )................................................................. 6
- Abd I with 6 central mac ( Fig. 6C View FIGURE 6 )........................................................................ 7
6 Head mac Ps2 absent; Th II with 3 medio-central mac; Abd I with 2 central mac.............. S. algira Jacquemart, 1974
- Head mac Ps2 present ( Fig. 5F View FIGURE 5 ); Th II with 4 medio-central (m1– 1i, m2– 2i) mac ( Fig. 11 A View FIGURE 11 ); Abd I with 5 central mac ( Fig. 11C View FIGURE 11 )...................................................................... S. elisae Gers & Deharveng, 1985
7 Head mac Pp5 absent.................................................................................. 8
- Head mac Pp5 present ( Fig. 5F View FIGURE 5 )......................................................................... 10
8 Head with 7 mac in sutural series, S 6i mac present ( Fig. 5 A View FIGURE 5 ) ; Th II with 7 antero-lateral mac ( Fig. 6 A View FIGURE 6 ).................. 9
- Head with 6 mac in sutural series, S 6i mac absent; Th II with 8 antero-lateral mac........... S. debruyni Jacquemart, 1974
9 Head with interocellar mac and Pa5 mac present; Th II with 6 mac in PmA group ( Fig. 19 A View FIGURE 19 )... S. agadesi Jacquemart, 1974
- Head lacking interocellar and Pa5 mac absent; Th II with 8 mac in PmA group............... S. punica Jacquemart, 1974
10 Th III with 14 central mac ( Fig. 11B View FIGURE 11 )..................................................................... 11
- Th III with 16 central mac...................................................... S. tongiorgii Tosi & Parisi, 1990
11 Body depigmented or with a different colour pattern; unguis apical tooth present ( Fig. 21F View FIGURE 21 )......................... 12
- Body black with legs yellowish ( Fig. 3C View FIGURE 3 ); unguis apical tooth absent ( Fig. 29E View FIGURE 29 )........ S. barrai sp. nov. Cipola & Baquero
12 Abd IV with 4–5 antero-central and 3 postero-central mac ( Fig. 20 A)........................................... 13
- Abd IV with 6 antero-central and 4 postero-central mac.................................... S. tigridica Rusek, 1981
13 Abd IV with 4 antero-central mac ( Fig. 12 A)............................................................... 14
- Abd IV with 5 antero-central mac ( Fig. 16 A)............................................................... 15
14 Body colour with distinct pattern, one transverse strip on Abd I–II, and anterior and posterior Abd IV................................................................................ S. maroccana Negri, Pellecchia & Fanciulli, 2005
- Body depigmented......................................................... S. vanderheydeni Jacquemart, 1974
15 Males with femur and tibiotarsi of leg I with spine-like chaetae ( Fig. 21E View FIGURE 21 )........................................ 16
- Males without modified chaetae in legs................................................................... 17
16 Ant IV annulated; unguis with median tooth larger than basal and apical ( Fig. 21F View FIGURE 21 ); manubrium ventrally with 18 apical chaetae ( Fig. 21G View FIGURE 21 )............................................................ S. mantis Zeppelini & Bellini, 2006
- Ant IV normal; unguis with basal and median tooth subequal, both larger than apical; manubrium ventrally with 16 apical chaetae............................................................................... S. uwei Barra, 2010
17(15) Body with blue pigment on anterior and posterior margins of Th II to Abd III, all Abd IV and appendages ( Fig. 2C–D View FIGURE 2 );....................................................................................... S. ferrarii Parona, 1888
- Body depigmented................................................................ S. nigeri Jacquemart, 1974
18 Head mac M 4i and Pa 4 present ( Fig. 22D View FIGURE 22 ); Th II with 7 or more medio-central (m1–2 complex) mac ( Fig. 37 A View FIGURE 37 ); Abd I with 8–10 central mac ( Fig. 37C View FIGURE 37 )............................................................................ 19
- Head mac M 4i and Pa 4 absent ( Fig. 31E View FIGURE 31 ); Th II with 6 or less medio-central (m1–2 complex) mac ( Fig. 32 A View FIGURE 32 ); Abd I with 6 or less central mac ( Fig. 32C View FIGURE 32 )............................................................................. 25
19 Ant I–II normal, without modifications................................................................... 20
- Ant I –II enlarged and with scales elongated in spiral-shaped ( Figs 35 A –D View FIGURE 35 )............ S. burgersi sp. nov. Cipola & Arbea
20 Th III with 18 or less central mac ( Fig. 23B View FIGURE 23 )............................................................... 21
- Th III with 24 central mac............................................................ S. lusitanica Gama, 1964
21 Th III with 15 central mac.............................................................................. 22
- Th III with 16 or more central mac ( Fig. 23B View FIGURE 23 ).............................................................. 24
22 Th II with 8–9 mac in PmC group....................................................................... 23
- Th II with 10 mac in PmC group................................................ S. saxatilis Gisin & Gama, 1962
23 Body color with distinct pattern, general with longitudinal strip on Th II to Abd I and transverse strips on Abd III–IV; Abd IV with 7 antero-central mac............................................................... S. dollfusi Carl, 1899
- Body dark blue, appendages yellowish; Abd IV with 7–9 antero-central mac................... S. pallidipes Reuter, 1895
24(21) Head mac Pp6 present ( Fig. 22D View FIGURE 22 ); Th II with 11–13 mac in PmC group ( Fig. 23 A View FIGURE 23 ).......... S. pini Jordana & Arbea, 1989
- Head mac Pp6 absent; Th II with 9 mac in PmC group........................... S. squamoornata (Scherbakov, 1898)
25 Th II with 5 or less medio-central (m1–2 complex) mac ( Figs 27 A View FIGURE 27 , 32 A View FIGURE 32 ); Abd I with 6 central mac ( Fig. 27C View FIGURE 27 ).......... 26
- Th II with 6 medio-central (m1–2 complex) mac; Abd I with 5 central mac ( Fig. 11C View FIGURE 11 )......... S. insalahi Jacquemart, 1974
26 Th II with 4 medio-central mac ( Fig. 6 A View FIGURE 6 ) ; Abd IV with 12 central mac (B1–2 absent) ( Fig. 7 A)....................... 27
- Th II with 5 medio-central mac ( Fig. 32 A View FIGURE 32 ) ; Abd IV with 14 central mac (B1–2 present) ( Fig. 33 A View FIGURE 33 )................................................................................................ S. betica sp. nov. Cipola & Arbea
27 Th II with 5 mac in PmC group ( Fig. 19A View FIGURE 19 )................................................................ 28
- Th II with 8–10 mac in PmC group, generally 9 ( Fig. 6 A View FIGURE 6 )............................... S. domestica ( Nicolet, 1842)
28 Ant IV annulated; trochanteral organ with 20 or less spine-like chaetae; unguiculus with outer lamella serrated ( Fig. 8F View FIGURE 8 )... 29
- Ant IV normal; trochanteral organ with more than 30 spine-like chaetae; unguiculus with outer lamella smooth ( Fig. 21F View FIGURE 21 ). 30
29 Body color pale, without distinct pattern, pigments restrict to Ant I–IV, part of head and legs (except tibiotarsi); Th III with 15 central mac, p1ip present......................................... S. atlantica Negri, Pellecchia & Fanciulli, 2005
- Body with two longitudinal strips on Th II to Abd I and other transversal strip on Abd III; Th III with 14 central mac, p1ip absent ( Fig. 27B View FIGURE 27 )................................................................... S. dagamae Dallai, 1973
30 Th II with 10 antero-lateral mac (a5 and m4 complex) and 6 mac in PmA group ( Fig. 19 A View FIGURE 19 )...... S. deserti Jacquemart, 1974
- Th II with 7 antero-lateral mac (a5 and m4 complex) and 7 mac in PmA group ( Fig. 27 A View FIGURE 27 )............ S. graeca Ellis, 1966
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