Hydromanicus, Brauer, 1865
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4915.3.5 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4495417 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A387F5-DE10-FFEE-FF6D-F9614094FB98 |
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Key to the males of indian species of genus Hydromanicus View in CoL
1. Preanal appendages each with two lobes: one filiform lobe and one very slender foliose lobe (Malicky 2000: 34; Oláh & Johnson 2008: 47, 49, figs 67, 68, 71, 72)..................................................................... 2
- Preanal appendages each with only single broad filiform lobe ( Figs 6, 7 View FIGURES 6–10 ; Pandher et al. 2020: 345, 347, figs 1, 2, 6, 7)..... 6
2. Apical segment of each inferior appendage pointed apically in ventral view and spatula-like; phallus with two curved processes at apex in lateral view (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 47, figs 69, 70)................................................. 3
- Apical segment of each inferior appendage short, broad and rounded in ventral view and phallus without curved processes at apex in lateral view (Malicky 2000: 34)............................................. Hydm. erato Malicky 2000
3. Foliose branch of each preanal appendage only 1/4 as long as filiform branch (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 47, figs 67, 68)............................................................................ Hydm. palnis Oláh & Johanson 2008
- Foliose branch of preanal appendage more than 1/4 as long as filiform branch (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 45, 49, figs 63, 64, 71, 72)................................................................................................ 4
4. Foliose branch of each preanal appendage 1/3 as long as filiform branch; filiform branch with subapicolateral hump in dorsal view (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 45, figs 63, 64)................................ Hydm. naraik Oláh & Johanson 2008
- Foliose branch of each preanal appendage more than 1/3 as long as filiform branch; filiform branch without subapicolateral hump in dorsal view (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 49, figs 71, 72)................................................... 5
5. Segment X broad and weakly curved ventrad; apical segment of each inferior appendage broad, apex slightly excised in ventral view (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 49, figs 71, 73)................................. Hydm. topali Oláh & Johanson 2008
- Segment X narrow and strongly curved ventrad; apical segment of each inferior appendage pointed apically in ventral view ( Martynov 1935: 180, fig. 82b).............................................. Hydm. spatulatus ( Martynov 1935)
6. Preanal appendages very small lobes ( Figs 1, 2 View FIGURES 1–5 )............................................................. 7
- Preanal appendages very long and foliaceous ( Fig. 6 View FIGURES 6–10 ; Pandher et al. 2020: 345, 347, figs 1, 6)........................ 8
7. Apicolateral setose lobes broad and large in dorsal view (Oláh & Johnson 2008: 20, figs 9, 10........................................................................................... Hydm. krsamgin Oláh & Johanson 2008
- Apicolateral setose lobes digitate and pointed in dorsal view ( Fig. 2 View FIGURES 1–5 )......................... Hydm. religiosus sp. nov.
8. Preanal appendages more than half as long as tergum X in dorsal view ( Pandher et al. 2020: 345, 347, figs 2, 7).......... 9
- Preanal appendages less than half as long as tergum X in dorsal view ( Fig. 7 View FIGURES 6–10 )................ Hydm. sikkimensis sp. nov.
9. Tergum X with lateral rounded protuberances near base in dorsal view; inferior appendages pointed apically in ventral view ( Pandher et al. 2020: 347, figs 7,8)............................................ Hydm. betteni Pandher et al. 2020
- Tergum X with lateral rounded protuberances near apex in dorsal view; inferior appendages apically quadrate or blunt in ventral view ( Pandher et al. 2020: 345, 348, figs 2, 12)............................................................ 10
10. Apicolateral setose lobes capitate ( Pandher et al 2020: 348, fig. 12)................ Hydm. clavatus Pandher et al. 2020.
- Apicolateral setose lobes digitiform and quadrate apically ( Pandher et al. 2020: 345, fig. 2)......................... 11
11. Tergum X with apex curved dorsad in lateral view; lateral rounded protuberances less prominent in dorsal view ( Pandher et al. 2020: 345, figs 1, 2)...................................................... Hydm. digitatus Pandher et al. 2020
- Tergum X with apex curved ventrad in lateral view; lateral rounded protuberances more prominent in dorsal view ( Malicky 2010: 197)......................................................................................... 12
12. Segment IX quadrate; preanal appendages foliose; apical segment of each inferior appendage apically quadrate in ventral view........................................................................ Hydm. luctuosus Ulmer 1905
- Segment IX not quadrate; preanal appendages broad to 2/3 length and apical 1/3 narrow; apical segment of each inferior appendage not quadrate........................................ Hydm. inferior Chantaramongkol & Malicky 1995 View in CoL
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