Pseudopolydesmus collinus, COLLINUS HOFFMAN, 1974
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https://doi.org/ 10.1093/zoolinnean/zlz020 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5718981 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E1C602-FFCA-FFF5-FCE3-FB9B42A33E8F |
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PSEUDOPOLYDESMUS COLLINUS HOFFMAN, 1974 View in CoL
( FIGS 15 View Figure 15 , 16 View Figure 16 )
Pseudopolydesmus collinus Hoffman, 1974: 346 View in CoL , figs 1, 2, ♂ HT (VMNH, non vidi but see type notes). – [ Withrow, 1988: 98, figs 85, 89, 93, 110, 115, 122–126, map 7, tables 9–11.] – Hoffman, 1999: 444.
? Polydesmus moniliaris View in CoL – Williams & Hefner, 1928: 112, fig. 13a. Mistaken identification!
Diagnosis
Size: Medium-large, with length ranging from 12.9 to 25.3 mm ( Withrow, 1988: 199) with an average length of 19 mm (N = 40; Withrow, 1988: 101). Often smaller than Ps. canadensis and Ps. serratus . Comparable in size or slightly smaller than Ps. erasus . Usually larger than Ps. pinetorum .
Paranota and tergal sculpture ( Fig. 15 View Figure 15 ): Corners of paranota forming a roughly rhomboid quadrilateral, with ALC posterior to AMC and lateral to PLC. Edges meeting at ALC and PMC forming right angles, with posterior edge longer than in Ps. canadensis . Leading and distal margins very rounded, denticles weak. Angle of curve along distal margin and lateral portion of leading margin uniform from PLC past ALC. Trailing margin moderately concave, less so than Ps. serratus . Anterior blister row medially thicker than median blister row, narrowing only slightly at lateral ends. Median blister row thicker than posterior blister row. Central paranotal blisters large, occupying more than two-thirds of paranotal breadth, as wide as long. Lateral blisters anteriorly widening laterad.
Gonopod ( Fig. 16 View Figure 16 ): Gonocoxa ventral lobe with single gonocoxal plate. Telopodite curved and slightly thickened basal to pulvillus, nearly straight beyond pulvillus, with a subterminal kink followed by straight terminal section. Pulvillus medium-sized, midway between base and terminus of acropodite. Process m3 absent. Process e1 reduced to near absence; e2 large, recurved, combined on short, thick stalk with large, subtriangular e3 ( Fig. 16C View Figure 16 ); e4 small ( Fig. 16A View Figure 16 ). Process m1 small, medial of pulvillus; m2 large, subtriangular; m4 typically shaped, well separated from m2 of a similar size ( Fig. 16B View Figure 16 ).
Type notes
(♂ HT, non vidi; five ♂ PT and eight ♀ PT, VMNH, vidi): From Pinnacles of Dan , ~ 4 miles southwest of Vesta, Patrick Co., VA, USA, collected 22 April 1972 . We found one jar at VMNH labelled ‘PARATYPE’, containing two vials. One vial contained five ♂ PT ( VMNH PSE00044); the other vial contained eight ♀ PT ( VMNH PSE00043). The ♂ HT might be included in the vial of ♂ PT without a label. Two male paratype specimens from VMNH PSE00044 were individually relabelled and imaged ( VMNH PSE00202 * and VMNH PSE00203 *).
Distribution
Southern Indiana east to West Virginia, south to central Virginia and north-central South Carolina. Williams & Hefner (1928) reported Polydesmus moniliaris C. L. Koch, 1847 as common and abundant throughout the state of Ohio. Based on their figure (fig. 13), Withrow (1988) suggested that this was a misidentification of Ps. collinus , although the figure lacks detail and most probably depicts Ps. canadensis , which also occurs in Ohio.
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Virginia Museum of Natural History |
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Pseudopolydesmus collinus
Sierwald, Petra, Hennen, Derek A, Zahnle, Xavier J, Ware, Stephanie & Marek, Paul E 2019 |
Pseudopolydesmus collinus Hoffman, 1974: 346
Hoffman RL 1999: 444 |
Withrow RP 1988: 98 |
Hoffman RL 1974: 346 |
Polydesmus moniliaris
Williams SR & Hefner RA 1928: 112 |