Prosopistoma
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3718.1.8 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:4541AD8D-859B-4B0B-9076-5F4AF5BDDC64 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6160069 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B3644153-FFF7-FFA5-FF71-A5C8FA49FABB |
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Prosopistoma |
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Key to known mature nymphs of Oriental Prosopistoma View in CoL View at ENA species
1. Posterolateral projections on abdominal segments VII to IX broad and truncated.................................... 2
- Posterolateral projections on abdominal segments VII to IX apex pointed........................................ 3
2 Base of inner canine in mandible with 7 long serrated bristles; apex of ventral margin of fore-tibia with 2–4 serrated spines [New Guinea, Solomon Islands]........................................................... P. sedlaceki Peters View in CoL
- Base of inner canine in mandible with 2–3 long bristles; apex of ventral margin of fore-tibia with 3–4 serrated spines [Indone- sia (Borneo)]............................................................... P. o l y mpu s Sartori & Gattolliat
3 Mesonotum uniformly reddish-brown except for 2 pairs of dark brown circle spots; base of inner canine with 3 long bristles; apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with 11 serrated spines [ China (Yunnan)]............... P. unicolor Zhou & Zheng View in CoL
- Mesonotum bicolored with irregular yellow and brown color pattern............................................ 4
4 Base of inner canine in mandible with more than 3 long bristles................................................. 5
- Base of inner canine in mandible with 3 long bristles......................................................... 7
5 Apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with more than 3 spines; base of inner canine in mandible with less than 10 long bristles................................................................................................... 6
- Apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with only 2 spines; base of inner canine in mandible with 12–13 long bristles; inner canine much shorter and slimmer than outer canine [ Sri Lanka].................................. P. lieftincki Peters View in CoL
6 Antennae with 6 segments, segment III shorter than the combined length of segments IV–VI; apex of ventral margin of fore- tibia with 4–6 serrated spines [ Philippines].................................................... P. boreus Peters View in CoL
- Antennae with 5 segments, segment III much longer than the combined length of segments IV–V; apex of ventral margin of fore-tibia with 6–8 serrated spines [ China (Guangdong, Hong Kong); Thailand] P. sinense Tong & Dudgeon View in CoL
7 Antennal segment III much longer than the combined length of segments IV–V.................................... 8
- Antennal segment III not exceeding the combined length of segments IV–VI..................................... 9
8 Antennae 5-segmented; apex of ventral margin of fore-tibia with 6 spines [ India]..................... P. indicum Peters View in CoL
- Antennae 6-segmented; apex of ventral margin of fore-tibia with 10–11 serrated spines [ China (Guangxi, Hainan)]............................................................................................... P. ocellatum sp. n.
9 Apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with more than 3 spines; base of inner canine with 3 long bristles................ 10
- Apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with only 3 spines; base of inner canine with 6 long bristles [ China (Yunnan)]...................................................................................... P. trispinum Zhou & Zheng View in CoL
10 Apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with 8 spines.......................................................... 11
- Apex of ventral margin of fore-tibiae with at most 6 spines.................................................... 12
11 Apical segment of maxillary palpus longer than 1/2 length of segment II; mesonotum anteriorly and posteriorly with two large, transversal and not connected dark-brown bands which separated by a large pale band [ Vietnam]................................................................................................. P. funanense Soldán & Braasch View in CoL
- Apical segment of maxillary palpus shorter than 1/2 length of segment II; mesonotum with five dark-brown patches which connected by brown narrow stripes [Sunda Islands].......................................... P. wouterae Lieftinck View in CoL
12 Antennal segment III equal in length to the combined of segments IV–VI; mesonotum without any pale spots in anterior dark- brown band [ Philippines]................................................................ P. palawana Peters View in CoL
- Antennal segment III clearly shorter than the combined length of segments IV–VI; mesonotum with many pale spots in ante- rior dark-brown band [ China (Hunan); Vietnam; Thailand]......................... P. annamense Soldán & Braasch View in CoL
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