ORTHEZIIDAE BASED ON
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https://doi.org/ 10.1206/3812.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5056505 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03DBFF70-684C-FFB4-9824-FAB853D1C8ED |
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Felipe |
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ORTHEZIIDAE BASED ON |
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IDENTIFICATION KEY TO THE RECENT SPECIES OF THE ORTHEZIIDAE BASED ON View in CoL View at ENA ADULT MALES
1. Hamulohalteres absent; setae on legs long and hairlike................................................2
– Hamulohalteres present; setae on legs short and spinose along ventral margin……….....3
2. Trochanter and femur not fused; with 3 alar setae on forewing ...................................... ............................................................................... Newsteadia americana Morrison View in CoL
– Trochanter and femur fused; with 1 alar seta on forewing..... Newsteadia floccosa (De Geer) View in CoL
3. Compound eyes each with obviously more than 100 ommatidia; fleshy setae on body pointed apically.....................................................................................................4
– Compound eyes each with obviously less than 100 ommatidia; body fleshy setae thick and round.................................................................... Graminorthezia graminis (Tinsley) View in CoL
4. Median ridge on sternite IX present..........................................................................5
– Median ridge on sternite IX absent.............................................................................8
5. Antennae almost twice body length; with long fleshy setae, each twice length of other abdominal setae, present on dorsal abdominal segments.. Insignorthezia insignis (Browne) View in CoL
– Antennae not longer than 1.5 X body length; fleshy setae on abdominal segments about same length as hairlike setae...................................................................................6
6. Loculate pores absent on dorsal part of epicranium; tubular duct plate on tergite VII divided into lateral groups of ducts; loculate pores on abdominal segments, each usually with 3 loculi only occasionally with 4 loculi..................... Praelongorthezia praelonga (Douglas) View in CoL
– Loculate pores present on dorsal part of epicranium; tubular duct plate on tergite VII not divided into lateral groups of ducts, each plate complete; loculate pores each with at least 4 loculi......7
7. Body length less than 2 mm; loculate pores on abdominal sternites absent ...................... ..................................................................................... Orthezia View in CoL sp. (in Koteja, 1986)
– Body length more than 2 mm, multilocular pores on abdominal sternites present ............ ................................................................... Orthezia View in CoL sp. (in Hodgson and Foldi, 2006)
8. Each tubular duct plate on tergite VII with fewer than 10 tubular ducts; capitate setae present on antennal segments ........................................................................................ ..............................? Orthezia graminicola Morrison View in CoL (but see comments in description)
– Significantly more than 10 tubular ducts on tergite VII; capitate setae absent on antennal segments................................................................................................................9
9. With less than 50 tubular ducts on tergite VII; body less than 2 mm long; setae on appendages with a mixture of short and significantly longer setae............................................ ....................................................................................... Orthezia annae (Cockerell) View in CoL
– With significantly more than 50 tubular ducts on tergite VII; body more than 2 mm long; longer setae on appendages absent..........................................................................10
10. Dorso-midcranial ridge reaching postoccipital suture; tubular ducts on anterior margin of tergite VII surrounded by two types of peripherical setae, one type almost twice as long as others and broadening at midlength; with dermal structures throughout the body except for appendages; hamulohalteres with 3 hamuli.................. Orthezia newcomeri Morrison View in CoL
– Dorso-midcranial ridge not reaching postoccipital suture; tubular ducts on anterior margin of tergite surrounded by only one type of seta; dermal structures throughout the body absent; hamulohalteres with 2 hamuli............................................. Orthezia urticae View in CoL (L.)
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