Anacharis Dalman, 1823
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Genus Anacharis Dalman, 1823
Key to the Palearctic and Indomalayan species of genus Anacharis
1. Notauli tenuous, almost entirely effaced in the anterior region of the mesoscutum, sometimes internally carinate ( Figs 2C View Fig. 2 , 4D View Fig.4 ); petiole as long as metacoxa ( Fig. 4F View Fig.4 ) ......................................... 2
– Notauli excavated along their entire extension, and internally carinate; petiole longer than metacoxa ........................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Scutellum surface smooth to areolate, but never with small cells ( Fig. 2C, E View Fig. 2 ), median mesoscutal furrow absent, apex of scutellum with prominent tooth ( Fig. 2F View Fig. 2 ) ............. A. immunis Walker, 1835
– Scutellum surface strongly areolate and covered with small cells ( Fig. 4D View Fig.4 ), median mesoscutal furrow short and weakly excavated but always present, apex of scutellum without a tooth ( Fig. 4E View Fig.4 ) ............................................................................................................ A. norvegica sp. nov.
3. Parascutal sulcus absent; in some cases a coarse band surrounding the mesoscutum is present instead ( Figs 1B View Fig. 1 , 2D View Fig. 2 ) .................................................................................................................................... 4
– Parascutal sulcus present, internally carinate, and completely surrounding the mesoscutum ( Figs 1D View Fig. 1 , 3B View Fig. 3 , 4B View Fig.4 ) .............................................................................................................................................. 5
4. Mesoscutum completely smooth without any carinate sculpture; scutellum also smooth, with a short, median scutellar carinae at the apex of the scutellum; notauli strongly carinate ( Fig. 1B View Fig. 1 ) ................................................................................................... A. antennata Belizin, 1951
– Mesoscutum with some weak carinae at the edges of the notauli, extended to comprise the whole anterior region in some specimens; scutellum alutaceous, without short median scutellar carinae at the posterior margin of the scutellum; notauli not always carinate; if carinae are present, they are weak ( Fig. 2A–B View Fig. 2 ) ............................................................................ A. eucharoides ( Dalman, 1818)
5. Pronotum smooth except for some short basal carinae ( Fig. 4B View Fig.4 ) .................... A. fergussoni sp. nov.
– Pronotum surface completely covered by strong carinate sculpture ( Figs 1B View Fig. 1 , 3B View Fig. 3 ) ......................... 6
6. Scutellum strongly areolate ( Fig. 1C View Fig. 1 ), with only two basal parallel carinae; pronotum surface is covered by strong and irregular coarse sculpture ( Fig. 1D View Fig. 1 ) ................ A. parapsidalis Belizin, 1951
– Scutellum smooth with a short median scutellar carinae at the apex of the scutellum ( Fig. 3C View Fig. 3 ); pronotum surface crossed by oblique parallel carinae ( Fig. 3B View Fig. 3 ) .......................... A. belizini sp. nov.
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