Dicrotendipes Kieffer, 1913
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4437351 |
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Dicrotendipes Kieffer View in CoL View at ENA ( Figs 77–82 View FIGURES 72–78 View FIGURES 79–84 )
Head capsule yellow, occipital margin darkened. Frontal apotome separated from clypeus (except for a European species, Dicrotendipes lobiger (Kieffer, 1921)) , and there is an antero-median fenestra (oval to round or linear) on the frontal apotome ( Figs 77, 78 View FIGURES 72–78 ); anterior margin of frontal apotome may be crenulated ( Fig. 77 View FIGURES 72–78 ). Antenna 5-segmented, segment 4 exceptionally long. Premandible with 3 teeth, second one and third broad and blunt. Mandible with pale dorsal tooth, 1–2 small surficial and 3 inner teeth. Median tooth of mentum robust, sometimes laterally notched, 6 pairs of lateral teeth. First and second pairs sometimes partially fused. Sixth lateral tooth sometimes reduced into a broad lobe, so only five laterals are clearly visible. Ventromental plates narrow, visibly fan-shaped, completely striated, about half width of mentum; anterior margin smooth or crenate.
Remarks: Mentum of Dicrotendipes is especially similar to that of Glyptotendipes , Einfeldia and Kiefferulus (all having fenestra in frons or frontoclypeus), however ventromental plates of these genera are much longer, (equalling to or exceeding width of mentum), while distinctly short in Dicrotendipes .
Subfossil remains were rare, found in lakes with higher trophy.
Two morphotypes were distinguished following Brooks et al. (2007).
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