Atheroides
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.207994 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6182970 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E05320-B965-D42C-86FA-FEC156A3FD22 |
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Plazi |
scientific name |
Atheroides |
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Key to known alate viviparous females of the genus Atheroides
1. Dorsal hairs pointed................................................................................... 2
-. Dorsal hairs with pointed, forked, jagged or fan-shaped apices.................................................. 3
2. Antennae 0.68–0.70 mm long. Terminal process 1.25–1.28 times base. Antennal segment III with 2–3 short hairs and 2–4 rhi- naria. Cauda covered by abdominal tergite VIII......................................... A. doncasteri Ossiannilsson
-. Antennae 0.76–0.78 mm long. Terminal process 1.50–1.55 times base. Antennal segment III with 5–6 long hairs and 6–7 rhi- naria. Cauda not covered by abdominal tergite VIII............................................ A. hirtellus Haliday
3. Hairs of abdominal tergite VIII with pointed, forked, jagged or fan-shaped apices................... A. brevicornis Laing
-. Hairs of abdominal tergite VIII with pointed apices........................................................... 4
4. Antennae about 0.30 times body length. Terminal process as long as base. Empodial hairs pointed... A. persianus Wieczorek
-. Antennae 0.33–0.40 times body length. Terminal process 1.25–2.00 times base. Empodial hairs spatulate................................................................................................... A. serrulatus Haliday
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SuperFamily |
Aphidoidea |
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SubFamily |
Chaitophorinae |
Tribe |
Siphini |