Glyptapis
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https://doi.org/ 10.1206/0003-0090(2001)259<0001:AMOTBA>2.0.CO;2 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/22069450-7846-FF32-CC50-FEB2FCADC816 |
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Marcus |
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Glyptapis |
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Key to Species of GLYPTAPIS
1. Mesoscutum with punctures approximately onethird ocellar diameter or less and well spaced (not nearly contiguous) (fig. 38); precoxal triangle bordered anteriorly by narrow, glabrous margin many times less than width of areolae............... 2
– Mesoscutum with punctures large, approximately onehalf ocellar diameter, and nearly contiguous (fig. 31); precoxal triangle bordered anteriorly by wide glabrous margin at least 1.5 times width of areolae......... G. mirabilis Cockerell
2. Precoxal triangle containing distinct transverse ridges or striae to form a single, dorsoventral row of areolae............ 3
– Precoxal triangle without areolae (fig. 33)................... G. disareolata , n. sp.
3. Deep, craterlike punctures of scutellum not restricted to posterior twothirds; metanotum with minute punctures separated by 2– 3 times puncture width................................ G. fuscula Cockerell
– Deep, craterlike punctures of scutellum restricted to posterior twothirds; metanotum with small punctures densely packed, separated by puncture width or less.................... G. densopunctata , n. sp.
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