Creagrophorus, Matthews, 1887
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Key to species of male Creagrophorus View in CoL of the West Indies
1. Posterior margin of metafemur with a single large toothlike process at apex; pre-apical process absent. St. Vincent and Grenada............................... C. unidentatus Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
— Posterior margin of metafemur with two toothlike processes ..................................................... 2
2(1). Pre-apical process of posterior margin of metafemur elongate, slender, as long as or longer than apical process .............................................................................................................................. 3
— Apical toothlike process of posterior margin of metafemur distinctly larger than reduced, apically directed pre-apical process ......................................................................................................... 4
3(2). Pre-apical toothlike process of posterior margin of metafemur distinctly longer than apical process. Cuba................................................................................... C. cubensis Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
— Toothlike processes of posterior margin of metafemur subequal in length. Hispaniola ............... ................................................................................. C. hispaniolensis Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
4(2). Inverted internal sac with two distinct clusters of larger spines ( Fig. 123, 125, 127 View Figures 116–131 ) .............. 5
— Inverted internal sac with scattered small spines, without distinct clusters of larger spines ( Fig. 119 View Figures 116–131 ) .............................................................................................................................................. 7
5(4). Apical process of posterior margin of metafemur large, broad at base, elongate, curved, narrowing to acute apex; pre-apical process reduced to small denticle. Hispaniola .................................... .............................................................................. C. microdenticulus Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
— Apical processes of posterior margin of metafemur not large, broad at base, elongate, curved, narrowing to acute apex; known only from the Lesser Antilles .............................................. 6
6(5). Dorsum with distinct, strong punctation; apical two-thirds of mesotibia abruptly, strongly widened; aedeagus ( Fig. 122 View Figures 116–131 ) depressed before apex. Dominica... C. dominica Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
— Dorsum finely, sparsely punctate; mesotibia not abruptly widened; aedeagus ( Fig. 126 View Figures 116–131 ) not depressed before apex ................................................................... C. sanctalucia Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
7(4). Bicolored: head and pronotum dark brown, elytra light yellowish brown; aedeagus ( Fig. 118 View Figures 116–131 ) evenly curved dorsoventrally. Martinique........................... C. bicolor Peck and Cook View in CoL , n.sp.
— Unicolorous reddish brown; aedeagus ( Fig. 116 View Figures 116–131 ) weakly depressed before apex. Jamaica........... ................................................................................................................... C. jamaicensis Peck View in CoL
Figures 116–131. Aedeagi, lateral and dorsal views, of Creagrophorus. 116, 117) C. jamaicensis (from Peck 1972). 118, 119) C. bicolor. 120, 121) C. cubensis. 122, 123) C. dominica. 124, 125) C. microdenticulus. 126, 127) C. sanctalucia. 128, 129) C. hispaniolensis. 130, 131) C. unidentatus. Scale line = 0.35 mm, Fig. 116, 117; 0.30 mm, Fig. 118–131.
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