Dysmerus basalis Casey, 2009
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Fig. 1-7, 31, Map 1
Dysmerus basalis Casey 1884: 97
Diagnosis. Individuals can be distinguished from other members of the genus by a combination of the following character states: head without median longitudinal carina ( Fig. 7 View Figure 7-9 ); distinct dorsal pubescence; eyes pyramidal in shape ( Fig. 2 View Figure 2-5 ). In addition, the male scape is relatively simple, without dorsal or ventral projections ( Fig. 2-4 View Figure 2-5 ), and, in large males, strongly produced, bifurcate anterolateral extensions of the frons present ( Fig. 7 View Figure 7-9 ). Male genitalia as in Fig. 31 View Figure 31-34 .
Distribution. U.S.A. (Florida north to New York and west to Oklahoma), Bahamas (Andros Island) (Map 1).
Specimens examined: 118 from: BAHAMAS: Andros Island: Forfar Field Station ; U.S.A.: Alabama: Rocky Ridge, Monroe Co.: Haines Island Park ; Shelby Co.: Vestavia ; Arkansas: Lafayette Co.: Garland, FS Camp Clearfork ; Pulaski Co.: Little Rock ; District of Columbia: Washington; Florida: Alachua Co.: Haw Creek , Gainesville ; Dade Co.: Biscayne, Camp Mahachee ; Highlands Co.: Highlands Hammock State Park ; Jackson Co.: Mariana ; Monroe Co.: Key Largo, Key West ; Kentucky: Knox Co.: Barbourville ; Louisiana: East Baton Rouge Co.: Baton Rouge ; Maryland: Harford Co.: Gunpowder ; Jackson Co.: Medora, Starve Hollow Lk., Montgomery Co. : Plummers Is .; Mississippi: Okibbeha Co.: 3mi. W Adaton ; Winston Co.: Tombigbee National Forest ; New York: Tomkins Co.: Ithaca ; North Carolina: Polk Co.: Tryon ; Oklahoma: Grady Co.: Tuttle ; Pennsylvania: Dauphin Co.: Hummelstown ; Virginia: Arlington Co.: Rosslyn ; West Virginia: Wood Co.: Kanahwa Station . ( CDFA, FSCA, MSUC, USNM)
Habits and habitats: See discussion under Life History above.
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Dysmerus basalis Casey
Thomas, Michael C. 2009 |
Dysmerus basalis Casey 1884: 97
Casey, T. L. 1884: 97 |