Stictane, Hampson, 1900
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4686.2.5 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E4DC2B-FFAD-FFF9-FF5A-FBAD03912481 |
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Stictane |
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Key to the species of the genus Stictane View in CoL in Cambodia based on the male genitalia
1 Valva tapering or truncated, with apical spine............................................................... 2
- Valva not tapering or truncated, with apical spine or not....................................................... 5
2 Uncus 5 times shorter than tegumen; aedeagus with two slender, hook˗shaped cornuti...................... S. bokorensis View in CoL
- Uncus almost same length with tegumen or long; aedeagus with one or more spine˗shaped or irregular shaped cornuti..... 3
3 Saccular process present; juxta not “Y”˗shaped, 3 times shorter than valva; aedeagus with one large spine˗shaped cornutus.. ................................................................................................... 4
- Saccular process absent; juxta “Y”˗shaped, almost same length with valva; aedeagus with one spine and one irregularly spine˗shaped cornuti........................................................................... S. filiformis View in CoL
4 Apex of valva tapered, with a long, sclerotized process............................................... S. pectinata View in CoL
- Apex of valva truncated, with a small spine....................................................... S. khmerensis View in CoL
5 Apex of valva rounded................................................................................. 6
- Apex of valva not rounded.............................................................................. 8
6 Valva with one or two apical or subapical spines; aedeagus with one slender hook˗shaped spine and one or two bundles of short spines.............................................................................................. 7
- Valva without subapical spine; aedeagus with one stout, short spine and one bundle of stout spines.............. S. mlcochi View in CoL
7 Valva narrow in medially, with one small apical and one subapical (about 2 times longer than apical spine) spines...................................................................................................... S. obscura View in CoL
- Valva not narrow in medially, with one subapical spine.......................................... S. heppneri View in CoL n. sp.
8 Apex of valva angular, with one apical and subapical spines................................... S. transversana View in CoL n. sp.
- Apex of valva not angular, with one apical spine or short projection or not........................................ 9
9 Apex of valva enlarged towards apex and chopped, with one slim gap in lower angle; apical saccular process shorter than cucullus..................................................................................... S. cambodiensis View in CoL
- Apex of valva not enlarged towards apex and chopped, with one short spine or triangular short projection; apical saccular process same length to cuculus or longer.................................................................... 10
10 Apical saccular process longer than cuculus; basal saccular process not developed; apex of valva with one slim, short spine............................................................................................... S. fuscus View in CoL
- Apical saccular process same length with cuculus; basal saccular process developed; apex of valva with triangular short projection................................................................................ S. pectenicorniculum View in CoL
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