Eriococcus, Targioni Tozzetti, 1868
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.1573.1.3 |
publication LSID |
lsid:zoobank.org:pub:EE76A61B-BB99-4388-A848-D5212B1DEE17 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5096941 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03989A5C-C77D-3379-FF55-2C61D395A1AF |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Eriococcus |
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Key to species of Eriococcus View in CoL View at ENA discussed here from South America
1. Cruciform pores absent; dorsal setae extremely sparse, almost absent from abdominal segments V–VIII .. ............................................................................................................................................... E.rhadinothrix View in CoL
- Cruciform pores present; dorsal setae reasonably abundant, with some spinose setae present on at least abdominal segments V and VI......................................................................................................................2
2. Venter with abundant long hair-like setae, each up to 130 µm long ........................ E. longisetosus sp. nov.
- Venter with shorter scattered hair-like setae, each up to 90 µm long..........................................................3
3. Dorsal spinose setae forming a distinct longitudinal median band ...................... E. christopherus sp. nov.
- Dorsal spinose setae not forming a distinct longitudinal median band.......................................................4
4. Dorsal spinose setae frequent, with more than 20 on each posterior 2 abdominal segment; with a band of about 20 cruciform pores present on each side between anterior and posterior spiracles.............................. ....................................................................................................................................... E. maximus sp. nov.
- Dorsal spinose setae less frequent, with less than 15 on each posterior 2 abdominal segment; cruciform pore band absent on each side between anterior and posterior spiracles.....................................................5
5. Some microtubular ducts forming groups submedially on dorsum, each group surrounded by macrotubular ducts; anal lobes sclerotised ................................................................................ E. paranaensis sp. nov.
- Micro- and macrotubular ducts randomly distributed on dorsum; anal lobes membranous or only lightly sclerotised.....................................................................................................................................................6
6. Posterior coxae with few (10–12) large coxal pores; disc pores each with a narrow sclerotised border; anal lobes membranous .............................................................................................E .. venezuelaensis sp. nov.
- Posterior coxae with many (20–38) small coxal pores; disc pores each with a broad sclerotised border; anal lobes generally lightly sclerotised .......................................................................................... E.dubius View in CoL
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