Tenuipalpus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3716.3.9 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6152290 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039F4F52-FFB4-0116-F3CB-FF2AFA7E82DB |
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Tenuipalpus |
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Key to the Brazilian species of Tenuipalpus based on females
Variations occur in the setation of tibiae I and II in some specimens of T. bacuri Flechtmann and Noronha. These variations, 4 or 5 setae, were observed among different specimens as well as in the same specimen in relation to the left and right legs. The same applies to the setal count on trochanter III: 1 seta in a few specimens, 2 setae in most females (C.H.W. Flechtmann, personal communication).
1 With 7 pairs of dorso-lateral setae............................................................ caudatus group 2
- With 6 pairs of dorso-lateral setae........................................................... proteae group 12
2 With 2 pairs of IC3 and 1 pairs of IC4 ............................ bakeri subgroup … T. orchidofilo Moraes and Freire
- With 1 pair of IC3 ..................................................................................... 3
3 With 2 pairs of IC4 .................................................................... annonae subgroup... 4
- With 1 pair of IC4 .................................................................... anoplus subgroup... 5
4 Setal formula of genua 3-3-1-0.......................................... T. carlosflechtmanni Feres and Hernandes
- Setal formula of genua 1-1-0-0............................................... T. tapiae sp. nov. Castro and Feres
5 Palpus 2-segmented; with 2 small projections on dorso-sub lateral region of prosoma.... T. nambii sp. nov. Castro and Feres
- Palpus 3-segmented; without 2 small projections on dorso-sub lateral region of prosoma............................ 6
6 Genu I and II with 1 seta each................................................................ T. heveae Baker
- Genu I and II with 2 or 3 setae each...................................................................... 7
7 Genu I and II with 2 setae............................................................................... 8
- Genu I and II with 3 setae............................................................................. 10
8 Median area of propodossoma smooth.......................................... T. bacuri Flechtmann and Noronha
- Median area of propodossoma wrinkled................................................................... 9
9 Dorsal ornamentation softly wrinkled; all prodorsal and hysterosomal setae reduced (except h2), not longer than 8..................................................................................... T. moraesi Feres and Hernandes
- Dorsal ornamentation highly wrinkled; prodorsal setae sce not reduced, (13–15 long).... T. apichai sp. nov. Castro and Feres
10 Setae sce and sci subequal in length, (10–12 long) and (10 long), respectively................... T. oxalis (Flechtmann)
- Setae sci and sce strongly differing in length............................................................... 11
11 Setae sci longer than sce, (20–22 long) and (8–12 long), respectively................... T. ariauae Feres and Hernandes
- Setae sci shorter than sce, (5–6 long) and (30–32 long), respectively........................... T. oliveirai Flechtmann
12 With 1 pair of IC3 and 2 pairs of IC4 ....................... keiensis subgroup … T. isabelae Mesa, Moraes and Ochoa
- With 1 pair each of IC3 and IC4........................................................... rhusi subgroup...13
13 With lateral projection in anterior region of coxa III.......................... T. flechtmanni Mesa, Moraes and Ochoa
- Without lateral projection in the anterior region of coxa III....................................... T. latiseta Aranda
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