Pectocera Hope, 1842
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222933.2021.1900443 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5497237 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E546878B-B329-143B-E3A4-FCDEFB1254A1 |
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Pectocera Hope |
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Key to the male species of Pectocera Hope from China
1. Elytra without macula............................................................................................................................. 1
– Elytra with marmoreal macula............................................................................................................. 3
2. Elytra with obvious striae, interstriae elevated; body smaller, body length 15 mm .......... ................................................................................................................. P. brevicollis Candèze, 1878
– Striae almost absent on elytra, but some vestige visible near latero-basal parts; body bigger, body length 22.5–25.1 mm ....................... ....................... P. kobayashii Kishii, 1996
3. Aedeagus with parameres reaching a little beyond penis; antenna longer, exceeding apex of hind angle of pronotum by four antennomeres P. sechuana Schimmel, 2003
– Aedeagus with penis reaching beyond parameres..................................................................... 4
4. Hind angle of pronotum with vestige carina and basal groove aside..................................... .................................................................................................................... P. kucerai Schimmel, 2006
– Hind angle without any carina and basal groove aside........................................................... 5
5. Body big, body length 32 mm; each lateral area on pronotum provided with two depressions, one well marked and situated at one-third from the anterior margin, and the other weaker and situated at one-fourth from the hind margin............................. ................................................................................................................. P. yaeyamana Suzuki, 1976
– Body smaller, body length less than 30 mm; no depression on pronotum as above.. 6
6. Male antenna shorter, not reaching middle part of elytra....................................................... 7
– Male antenna longer, reaching or beyond middle part of elytra....................................... 11
7. Sternite VII truncate at apex................................................................................................................. 8
– Sternite VII more or less round at apex............................................................................................ 9
8. Scutellum straight anteriorly; body brown; pronotum with a broad medio-longitudinal depression.............................................. .............................................. P. formosanna Kishii, 1990
– Scutellum strongly emarginate anteriorly; body reddish brown; pronotum without medio-longitudinal depression...................................... P. truncata Liu and Jiang sp. nov.
9. Body smaller, male length 24.3 mm; body dark brown-black; pronotum with a broad and deep medial furrow....................... ....................... P. attenuator Liu and Jiang sp. nov.
– Body bigger, male length 27.2–27.8 mm; body reddish brown; pronotum without furrow or with a narrow sulcus medially...................................................................................... 10
10. Widest part of body at humeral angle; pronotum trapezoid shape, strongly narrowed anteriorly.......................................................................................... P. fleutiauxi Schimmel, 1997
– Widest part of body at apical third of elytra; pronotum square shape, indistinctly narrowed anteriorly........................................... ........................................... P. babai Kishii, 1990
11. Flabellum of 3rd antennomere about 3 times longer than itself..................................... 12
– Flabellum of 3rd antennomere 5.0–6.0 times longer than itself....................................... 13
12. Apical antennomere with a distinct attenuation; striate on elytra more obvious; pronotum strongly sinuous on anterior edge....... ....... P. tonkinensis Fleutiaux, 1918
– Apical antennomere without attenuation; striate on elytra less obvious; pronotum straight on anterior edge.......................................................................... P. cantori Hope, 1842
13. Lateral margins of pronotum curved outwards, hind angle medianly divergent; lateral margin of apico-lateral expansion of paramere straight.............................................................. ................................................................................................... P. jiangxiana Kishii et Jiang, 1994
– Lateral margins of pronotum not curved outwards, hind angle strongly divergent; lateral margin of apico-lateral expansion of paramere more or less curved or sinuate............................................................................................................................................................... 14
14. Labrum simply projected medianly; medio-longitudinal canaliculation on frons indistinct and shallower............................................................................................ P. fortune ( Candeze, 1873)
– Labrum with anterior crenation conspicuous; medio-longitudinal canaliculation on frons more distinct and deeper.................................................................. P. hige Kishii, 1993
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