Tetraconcha unicolor Gorochov, 2023
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https://doi.org/ 10.23885/181433262023191-2330 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8172674 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03E98791-FF93-FFEA-2E91-FA05DEECE80E |
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Felipe |
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Tetraconcha unicolor Gorochov |
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sp. nov. |
Tetraconcha unicolor Gorochov , sp. n.
( Figs 22–28 View Figs 15–28 )
Material. Holotype, ♂ ( ZIN): Uganda, western region, Kibale Distr., Kibale Biological Station of “MakerSU”, 0°33ʹ68ʺN / 30°21ʹ42ʺW, 1511 m, forest, 19– 24.10.2014 ( V. V. Anikin).
Description. Male (holotype). General appearance more or less similar to that of T. bicolor sp. n., but following differences presented: body colouration more uniformly yellowish (possibly greenish in living condition) with light brown antennal flagellum and area on pedicel as well as most part of fore and middle tibiae and tarsi, rose median ocellus and rather sparse dots on lateral and hind lobes of probotum as well as on most prt of all femora (but distal femoral parts with brownish rose and distinctly denser dots), brownish grey eyes and a pair of small marks on dorsal borders of lateral ocelli, brown all membranes in distal part of tegminal costal area as well as in most part of dorsal field (but widened part of this field light brown in right tegmen and partly greyish brown in left one, and lateral tegminal field with distinct group of greyish brown membranes near stridulatory apparatus; Figs 22, 25, 26 View Figs 15–28 ), and transparent hind wing having yellowish apical part and yellowish rose rest of venation ( Fig. 23 View Figs 15–28 ); structure of tegminal stridulatory apparatus as in Figs 25 and 26 View Figs 15–28 , with stridulatory vein of left tegmen slightly more arcuate than in T. bicolor sp. n. but having almost straight sublateral part which provided with a few teeth larger and sparser than others (three of these larger teeth largest and most sparse; Fig. 28 View Figs 15–28 ); costal part of hind wing as in Fig. 23 View Figs 15–28 ; abdominal apex similar to that of T. bicolor sp. n., but epiproct probably shorter or deformed (strongly retracted under last tergite), cercus with slightly more hooked distal portion having its heavily sclerotized (darkened) small apical part almost denticlelike ( Figs 24, 27 View Figs 15–28 ), and genital plate with somewhat less narrow distal third and posteromedian notch ( Fig. 27 View Figs 15–28 ).
Female unknown.
Length (in mm). Body 14.7; body with wings 43; pronotum 4; tegmina 33; hind femora 22.
Comparison. ffle new species differs from T. bicolor sp. n. in a more uniform colouration of the tegmina, a different structure of the stridulatory teeth of the left tegmen, and some other small details listed above (in the description). From T. loubesi Massa, 2017 , T. morettoi Massa, 2017 and T. fusca Massa, 2021 having more or less similar colouration of body and the structure of these teeth, T. unicolor sp. n. is distinguished by the widened part of the dorsal tegminal field less projecting medially (from T. loubesi ), by this tegminal part longer (from T. morettoi ), by a narrower posteromedian notch of the male genital plate (from both these species), and by a not S-shaped ventral part of the stridulatory vein in the left tegmen (from T. fusca ). From all other congeners, it differs in the characteristic structure of stridulatory teeth (a few sublateral teeth are clearly larger and sparser than others) and in the same characters as T. bicolor sp. n. (except for the tegminal colouration and the structure of stridulatory teeth), and additionally from T. banzyvilliana and T. perezi Massa, 2017 , in a less dark colouration of the tegminal lateral field.
Etymology. fflis species name is the Latin word “unicolor” (one-colour, monochrome) due to the general colouration of the tegmina.
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Russian Academy of Sciences, Zoological Institute, Zoological Museum |
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Royal British Columbia Museum - Herbarium |
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