Chlaenius (Lithochlaenius) noguchii Bates, 1873
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Chlaenius (Lithochlaenius) noguchii Bates Figs 28-29 View Figures 28–33 58 View Figures 52–65 72 View Figures 66–79 86 View Figures 80–93 105-106 View Figures 94–116 129-130 View Figures 117–130 158 View Figure 158
Chlaenius noguchii Bates, 1873:251; Chaudoir, 1876:192; Kryzhanovskij, 1976:12; Kirschenhofer, 1997:116; Kirschenhofer, 2005:491
Specimens examined.
Total 47 specimens: Japan: 10 males and 11 females (IZCAS), "Shiga, Takashima, Biwa Lake, 2008.3.30, Liang H.B. coll."; 1 male and 1 female (IZCAS), "Yadorigi-zawa, Tanzawa, Kanagawa"; 1 male (IZCAS), "Sado-shima Island"/ " 1968.VIII.20"; 2 males and 2 females (CASC), "Harima Japan May 1916"; 1 female (CASC), "Hozukyo Kyoto 1951.9.21"; 4 males and 2 females (CASC); "Kobe V-1912"/ "L. Gressitt Collector"; 1 female (CASC), "Kyoto, Yase, Oct. 21, 1951, Col. T. Horio"; 2 females (CASC), "Mimasaka Japan VII. J. E. Lewis"; 2 males and 2 females (CASC), "Mimasaka Japan VII-1912"/ "Coll. by J. C. Thompson"; 1 male and 1 female (CASC), " Nikko Japan VII.30.23"/ "ECVan Dyke collector"; 2 females (CASC), "Nikko Hondo Japan VII-1912"/ "Coll. by J. C. Thompson"; 1 female (CAS), Tokyo, Japan VI-6-31."/ "L. Gressitt Collector".
Diagnosis.
Antennomere 1 coniform ( Fig. 58 View Figures 52–65 ); intervals 1-7 strongly convex, carinate, glabrous medially ( Fig. 86 View Figures 80–93 ).
Description.
Total length = 14.50-16.00 mm (mean = 15.33), width = 5.07-5.60 mm (mean = 5.33); HW = 2.50-2.90 mm (mean = 2.67), EYL = 1.00-1.10 mm (mean = 1.02), ratio Ant3/Ant1 = 1.56-1.88 (mean = 1.72), PL/PW = 0.83-0.90 (mean = 0.86), EL/EW = 1.75-1.91 (mean = 1.80), EL/ PL = 1.29-1.40 (mean = 1.35).
Head and pronotum black with strong green or bluish green metallic luster; elytra black with very weak blue luster; ventral surface black; legs, antennae, mandibles and palpomere dark brown.
Head with vertex coarsely punctate behind eyes; antennomere 1 coniform ( Fig. 58 View Figures 52–65 ); clypeus and labrum nearly truncate at apex; mentum tooth emarginate. Pronotum with disk finely punctate, nearly glabrous; basal foveae deep, finely pubescent and punctate (punctations much smaller than those on vertex). Elytra with intervals strongly convex, intervals 1-7 carinate, smooth and glabrous medially, with a row of punctation laterally ( Fig. 86 View Figures 80–93 ), intervals 8-9 flat, densely pubescent and punctate; striae deep, punctate; humeral angle obtuse ( Fig. 72 View Figures 66–79 ). Abdominal sterna IV-VI sparsely pubescent medially; apex of sternum VII more distinctly truncate in female than in male ( Figs 105-106 View Figures 94–116 ). Aedeagus slender, flattened ( Fig. 130 View Figures 117–130 ), lamella broadened to the left side, asymmetric ( Fig. 129 View Figures 117–130 ), thin and bent ventrally ( Fig. 130 View Figures 117–130 ).
Geographical distribution.
Fig. 158 View Figure 158 . Confirmed only from Japan.
Remarks.
Mensural data cited in the description were based on measurements obtained from 5 males and 5 females selected for maximum variation.
This species may well be endemic to Japan, and its reported occurrence in Korea ( Kwon and Lee 1986) and Vietnam ( Paik et al. 2006) requires further clarification. The slender aedeagus of males of this species is very different from the stout aedeagi of other species of the agilis group.
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Chlaenius (Lithochlaenius) noguchii Bates
Valim, Ye, Kavanaugh, David H., Shi, Hongliang & Liang, Hongbin 2011 |
Chlaenius noguchii
Bates 1873 |