Muiralevu dimidius, Zelazny & Webb, 2011
Zelazny, B. & Webb, M. D., 2011, 3071, Zootaxa 3071, pp. 1-307 : 59
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11755334 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5283156 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E68799-FFD9-FFAF-F3C2-FC752B947118 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Muiralevu dimidius |
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Key to the species of the Muiralevu dimidius View in CoL species group (males)
1. Forewings with apical half infuscated, in basal half veins lined with infuscation ( Fig. 184f)...... M. dimidius View in CoL sp. nov., p. 59
- Infuscation of forewings uniform, interrupted or absent....................................................... 2
2. Forewings without infuscation, or with faint interrupted infuscation, along veins only............................... 3
- Forewings uniformly infuscated, but infuscation might be light................................................. 4
3. Forewings white, about 3 mm long..................................................... M. parvus View in CoL sp. nov., p. 60
- Forewings with interrupted faint infuscation, almost 4 mm long............................. M. ignavus View in CoL sp. nov., p. 60
4. Facial carinae and fore tibiae brightly orange..................................... M. rufomarginatus View in CoL sp. nov., p. 60
- Colour stramineous to faintly brown....................................................................... 5
5. Forewings infuscated with a conspicuous dark mark around M-Ms4 fork ( Fig. 189f); male pygofer with very long, pointed lateral projections, nearly reaching end of anal segment ( Fig. 189h).............................. M. telum View in CoL sp. nov., p. 61
- Forewings faintly yellowish-brown with a small mark around M-Ms4 fork ( Fig. 188f); pointed lateral projections on male pygofer short ( Fig. 188h)............................................................. M. silvestris View in CoL sp. nov., p. 61
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