Sphaeronemoura, Shimizu & Sivec, 2001
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5529.2.8 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:E6903A6B-B76A-4356-B67E-C29B74472D7A |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14033463 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E902D143-FFBA-0E2B-FF27-62F0ECCDFA18 |
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Plazi |
scientific name |
Sphaeronemoura |
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Key to Sphaeronemoura View in CoL males (modified from Sivec & Stark 2010)
1. Tergum 10 unmodified................................................................................. 2
- Tergum 10 with a projection on either side near epiproct...................................................... 3
2. Epiproct flagellum in dorsal aspect shaped like a question mark; outer lobe of paraproct apically swollen; cerci without apical or subapical spine......................................................................... S. paraproctalis View in CoL
- Epiproct flagellum in dorsal aspect long, slender and hooked at tip; outer lobe of paraproct narrowed at tip; cerci with apical and subapical spines......................................................................... S. spinacercia View in CoL
3. Tergum 8 unmodified.................................................................................. 4
- Tergum 8 modified, protruding posteriorly................................................................ 11
4. Cercus unmodified.................................................................................... 5
- Cercus large and elongate, with a medial finger-like projection...................................... S. grandicauda View in CoL
5. Epiproct flagellum apex curved.......................................................................... 6
- Epiproct flagellum apex straight.................................................................. S. elephas View in CoL
6. Apex of flagellum acute................................................................................ 7
- Apex of flagellum blunt................................................................................ 9
7. Inner paraproct lobe longer than median lobe............................................................... 8
- Inner paraproct lobe shorter than median lobe, outer lobes thumb shaped................................. S. malickyi View in CoL
8. Inner paraproct lobe finger-like, apex blunt............................................................ S. siveci View in CoL
- Inner paraproct lobe slender and triangular, apex acute................................................. S. hainana View in CoL
9. Outer paraproct lobe slightly wider than inner lobe.................................................. S. hamistyla View in CoL
- Outer paraproct lobe not wider than inner lobe............................................................. 10
10. Outer paraproct lobe thumb shaped,............................................................... S. shimizui View in CoL
- Outer paraproct lobe slender, apex of flagellum foot shaped............................................... S. poda View in CoL
11. Legs brown with wide yellow femoral band............................................................... 12
- Legs uniformly brown................................................................................ 13
12. Inner paraproct lobe apex bifurcate and pointed.................................................. S. kunmingensis View in CoL
- Inner paraproct lobe simple, without apex bifurcate................................................ S. inthanonica View in CoL
13. Tergum 8 process bilobed.............................................................................. 14
- Tergum 8 process entire............................................................................... 17
14. Tergum 8 process asymmetrical................................................................ S. asymmetria View in CoL
- Tergum 8 process symmetrical.......................................................................... 15
15. Cercus with four knobs at apex................................................................. S. tetragona View in CoL
- Cercus without four knobs at apex....................................................................... 16
16. Epiproct flagellum with an acute apex............................................................. S. separata View in CoL
- Epiproct flagellum without an acute tip; cercus truncate................................................ S. plutonis View in CoL
17. Tergum 8 process barely projecting beyond posterior margin of tergum 8................................ S. formosana View in CoL
- Tergum 8 process projecting well beyond posterior margin of tergum 8.......................................... 18
18. Tergum 8 process recurved and bow-shaped or subquadrate................................................... 19
- Tergum 8 process nearly trapezoidal..................................................................... 20
19. Tergum 8 process recurved and bow-shaped; cercus bilobed, swollen like crab claws.............. S. fanjingshana sp. nov.
- Tergum 8 process subquadrate.................................................................. S. songshana View in CoL
20. Flagellum with multiple distinct curves......................................................... S. multicurvata View in CoL
- Flagellum without multiple distinct curves................................................................ 21
21. Median paraproct lobe bilobed.................................................................. S. acutispina View in CoL
- Median paraproct lobe entire; cercus apex slightly trifurcate.......................................... S. campylura View in CoL
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