Apterodela, Rivalier, 1950

Matalin, Andrey V., Wiesner, Jürgen, Xiong, Xinxin & Araki, Takashi, 2024, Revision of the genus Apterodela Rivalier, 1950 (Coleoptera, Cicindelidae), Zootaxa 5405 (3), pp. 301-353 : 337-339

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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5405.3.1

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10606842

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scientific name

Apterodela
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Identification key to the species of Apterodela

1(2) Wingless ( Fig. 143 View FIGURES 143–145 ). Pronotum indistinctly longitudinal or sub-quadrate ( Figs 103–135, 138–140 View FIGURES 103–122 View FIGURES 123–142 ), PW / PL = 0.81–1.09. Elytra with or without subapical sinuate notch, shoulders narrow and sloping ( Figs 153–179, 183–189 View FIGURES 153–172 View FIGURES 173–192 , 193–212 View FIGURES 193–212 ), EW/EHW = 1.41– 1.86. Internal sac with cylindrical and sharp medial tooth (Figs Figs 237–241 View FIGURES 237–243 , 251–255 View FIGURES 251–257 , 258–262 View FIGURES 258–264 , 265, 267, 271 View FIGURES 265–272 )....................................................................................... Apterodela Rivalier, 1950 (5)

2(1) Winged ( Figs 144, 145 View FIGURES 143–145 ). Pronotum clearly transverse ( Figs 136, 137, 141, 142 View FIGURES 123–142 ), PW / PL = 1.1–1.22. Elytra always without subapical sinuate notch, shoulders wide and rectangular ( Figs 180–182, 190–192 View FIGURES 173–192 ), EW/EHW = 1.2–1.4. Internal sac with flatt and blunt medial tooth ( Figs 242, 243 View FIGURES 237–243 , 256, 257 View FIGURES 251–257 , 263, 264 View FIGURES 258–264 ).......................... Protoapterodela subgen. nov. (3)

3(4) Labrum indistinctly tridentate ( Figs 96, 101 View FIGURES 83–102 ). Metathorax and metepisternum dense and evenly pubescent ( Fig. 151 View FIGURES 146–152 ). Middle band complete, slightly sinuate, with short lateral portion; supra-apical dot large, oval, or comma-shaped; sub-humeral dot absent ( Figs 180, 181, 190, 191 View FIGURES 173–192 ). BLL and BLR virtually undeveloped ( Figs 242 View FIGURES 237–243 , 249 View FIGURES 244–250 , 256 View FIGURES 251–257 , 263 View FIGURES 258–264 ). China: Taiwan..................................................................................... A. (P.) shirakii (W. Horn, 1927)

4(3) Labrum clearly tridentate ( Figs 97, 102 View FIGURES 83–102 ). Metathorax and metepisternum glabrous ( Fig. 152 View FIGURES 146–152 ). Middle band incomplete, presented by small basal portion; sub-humeral dot small; apical dot absent, sometimes white elytral pattern completely undeveloped ( Figs 182, 192 View FIGURES 173–192 ). BLL and BLR vell developed ( Figs 243 View FIGURES 237–243 , 250 View FIGURES 244–250 , 257 View FIGURES 251–257 , 264 View FIGURES 258–264 ). USA............. A. (P.) unipunctata ( Fabricius, 1775)

5(6) Metepisternum sparsely pubescent ( Fig. 146 View FIGURES 146–152 ). Labrum in males tridentate ( Figs 83, 84 View FIGURES 83–102 ). Supra-apical dot large, comma-shaped; sub-humeral dot absent; elytra of females with black sub-sutural dot in basal third ( Figs 153, 154, 163, 164 View FIGURES 153–172 ). Japan................................................................................... A. (A.) ovipennis ( Bates, 1883)

6(5) Metepisternum glabrous ( Figs 147–150 View FIGURES 146–152 ). Labrum in males unidentate ( Figs 63–67, 73–77 View FIGURES 63–82 , 85–87, 93–95, 99 View FIGURES 83–102 ). Supra-apical dot often absent, rarely small; sub-humeral dot small or virtually invisible; elytra of females without black sub-sutural dot in basal third. China......................................................................................... 7

7(8) Elytra with deep sinuate subapical notch, especially in males ( Figs 193–212 View FIGURES 193–212 ).................................... 11

8(7) Elytra with shallow or virtually undeveloped subapical notch ( Figs 155–162, 165–179, 183–189 View FIGURES 153–172 View FIGURES 173–192 )........................................................................................... A. (A.) bivirgulata ( Fairmaire, 1889) (9)

9(10) Apical portion of middle band larger, predominantly rounded ( Figs 155–162, 165–172 View FIGURES 153–172 ); body less convex (Fig, 277)............................................................................ A. (A.) b. bivirgulata ( Fairmaire, 1889)

10(9) Apical portion of middle band smaller, often elongato-transverse ( Figs 173–179, 183–189 View FIGURES 173–192 ); body more convex (Fig, 277).............................................................................. A. (A.) b. occidentalis ssp. nov.

11(12) Scape with 1–4 short setae except apical one ( Figs 57, 58 View FIGURES 49–62 ). White elytral pattern consists of relatively long thin and distinctly sinuate centro-apical portion of middle band ( Fig. 202, 212 View FIGURES 193–212 ). Aedeagus with relatively long and broad apex ended by small, rounded knob ( Figs 224 View FIGURES 213–226 , 234 View FIGURES 227–236 ); internal sac with large, sharply curved mt and large BLR ( Figs 241 View FIGURES 237–243 , 255 View FIGURES 251–257 , 262 View FIGURES 258–264 ).......................................................................................... A. (A.) alopecomma sp. nov.

12(11) Scape except apical seta glabrous ( Figs 51–56 View FIGURES 49–62 ). White elytral pattern consists of short drop-shaped apical portion of middle band ( Figs 193–201, 203–211 View FIGURES 193–212 ). Aedeagus with elongate, cylindrical, or slightly broadened apex ended by large, rounded knob ( Figs 220–222 View FIGURES 213–226 , 232, 233 View FIGURES 227–236 ) or without it ( Fig. 223 View FIGURES 213–226 ); internal sac with straight mt and small BLR Figs 239, 240 View FIGURES 237–243 , 253, 254 View FIGURES 251–257 , 260, 261 View FIGURES 258–264 ).............................................................................................. 13

13(14) Elytra with weakly rounded lateral margins ( Figs 193–198, 201 View FIGURES 193–212 ), longer and narrower, EW/EHW = 1.46–1.76. Aedeagus shorter, EL/AL = 1.9–2.26, apex with rounded knob ( Figs 220–222 View FIGURES 213–226 )........................................... 15

14(13) Elytra with clearly rounded lateral margins ( Figs 199, 200 View FIGURES 193–212 ), shorter and wider, EW/EHW = 1.71–1.78. Aedeagus longer, EL/AL = 1.88–2.04, apex without knob ( Fig. 223 View FIGURES 213–226 )............................................... A. (A.) latissima sp.nov.

15(16) Labrum longer, LW/LL = 1.2–2.0 ( Figs 93, 98 View FIGURES 83–102 ). Pronotum with straight sides evenly converged to base ( Figs 133, 138 View FIGURES 123–142 ). Elytra flatter, TL/BH = 3.53–4.59, with deep subapical notch ( Figs 201, 211 View FIGURES 193–212 ). Aedeagus shorter, EL/AL = 2.14–2.26, with short straight apex and long lateral flanks ( Figs 222 View FIGURES 213–226 , 233 View FIGURES 227–236 )............................... A. (A.) kazantsevi ( Matalin, 2001)

16(15) Labrum shorter, LW/LL = 1.5–2.4 ( Figs 85–87, 90–92 View FIGURES 83–102 ). Pronotum with virtually subparallel lateral margins distinctly converging before hind angles ( Figs 124–127, 129–132 View FIGURES 123–142 ). Elytra more convex, TL/BH = 3.62–4.78, with shallower subapical notch ( Figs 193–198, 203–210 View FIGURES 193–212 ). Aedeagus longer, EL/AL = 1.9–2.17, with longer apex and short lateral flanks ( Figs 220, 221 View FIGURES 213–226 , 232 View FIGURES 227–236 )............................................................................... A. (A.) lobipennis ( Bates, 1888)

PW

Paleontological Collections

PL

Západoceské muzeum v Plzni

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Coleoptera

Family

Carabidae

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