Tetrabothrus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4007.2.10 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5481388 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03BB8787-5209-DF45-2CF9-65BFFA466626 |
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Tetrabothrus |
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Key to Chinese species of Tetrabothrus View in CoL
1 Legs distinctly intramuscular; femora broad................................................................ 2
- Legs normal; femora narrow............................................................................ 3
2 The length of tubus of aedeagus as long as the bulbus, and much narrower than the bulbus. (Yunnan, Guangdong)... T. puezti
- The length of tubus of aedeagus approximately 0.8 time as long as the bulbus, and little narrower than the bulbus. ( Taiwan)........................................................................................... T. taiwanensis View in CoL
3 Elytra approximately less than 0.65 times as long as pronotum (EL/PL<0.65)..................................... 4
- Elytra more than 0.80 times as long as pronotum (EL/PL>0.80)................................................ 6
4 Hind wings slightly longer than elytra ( Taiwan)................................................... T. semiapterus View in CoL
- Hind wings entirely reduced............................................................................ 5
5 Larger body size 6.3–7.0 mm; legs reddish-brown; tubus of aedeagus almost straight and pointed in lateral view (Yunnan).............................................................................................. T. brevalatus View in CoL
- Smaller body size 3.95–4.56 mm; legs yellowish-brown; tubus of aedeagus curved ventrad at base and pointed at apex in lat- eral view (Xizang).......................................................................... T. xizangensis View in CoL
6 Forebody distinctly bicoloured........................................................................... 7
- Forebody not distinctly bicoloured, more or less uniformly reddish to dark-brown.................................. 8
7 Pronotum pale-reddish, strongly contrasting with the blackish posterior portion of head and blackish elytra; longitudinal diam- eter of eye nearly thrice as long as postocular part (Northern Sichuan)................................... T. rubricollis View in CoL
- Pronotum yellowish, different from reddish-brown head and elytra; longitudinal diameter of eye nearly twice as long as pos- tocular part (wide spread)...................................................................... T. japonicus View in CoL
8 Legs pale-yellowish, apices of the femora weakly to distinctly infuscate..........................................9
- Legs reddish-brown to brown, bases of the femora sometimes paler............................................. 10
9 Apices of the femora very narrowly and indistinctly infuscate; anterior angles of pronotum visible in dorsal view; median lobe of aedeagus 0.45 mm long and with short, strongly angled ventral process; paramere small and with shorter apical lobe (wide spead)...................................................................................... T. inflexus View in CoL
- Apices of the femora broadly and distinctly infuscate; anterior angles of pronotum not visible in.dorsal view; median lobe of aedeagus 0.50 mm long, and with evenly curved ventral process; paramere larger and with longer apical lobe (Yunnan, North
Sichuan)....................................................................................... T. cavus View in CoL . 10 Head with obtusely marked posterior angle; bulbus of aedeagus narrow at base and the tubus long and straight in lateral view (Shaanxi)................................................................................... T. chinensis View in CoL
- Head with transverse posterior angles; bulbus of aedeagus rounded at base and the tubus short and curved in lateral view ( Hongkong, Taiwan)........................................................................ T. rougemonti View in CoL
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