Culoptila acaena BuenoSoria & SantiagoFragoso
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.172764 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6256619 |
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Culoptila acaena BuenoSoria & SantiagoFragoso |
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Culoptila acaena BuenoSoria & SantiagoFragoso View in CoL
Fig. 10 View FIGURES 10 – 12 A, B
Culoptila acaena BuenoSoria & SantiagoFragoso 1996: 448 View in CoL .
This is a distinct species, most easily diagnosed by its unusual, short, rounded phallobase and the structure of the phallic spine, which is short and bears numerous accessory spinelike projections. In the latter character, it may show some relationship to Culoptila kimminsi Denning 1965 View in CoL and C. buenoi , n. sp. Additional characters useful in identifying the species are the shape of the inferior appendages, which are more arched and laterally displaced than most species of Culoptila View in CoL , and also the relatively short tergum X, which is either slightly incised or nearly acute apically.
Adult. Length of forewing: male 3.3 mm. Color yellowishbrown in alcohol, appendages paler. Mesothorax of male not noticeably modified; mesoscutal wart prominent, subtriangular, wide at anterior margin. Mesothoracic tegulae of male rounded, slightly enlarged; tegular gland very short, with several concertinalike folds.
Male genitalia. Sternum VI process short, rounded. Tergum IX ventral margin broadly rounded, not produced posteroventrally. Inferior appendages moderately long, narrow apically, divergent basally, curving mesad apically. Tergum X short, about as long as wide, apex in ventral view variable, subacute or weakly incised mesally; ventrolateral processes with apices incurved, nearly planar in caudal view, mesal margin acute; apices not or scarcely posteriorly bent. Phallobase short, rounded in lateral view, apicodorsal projection short, with very distinct inflection at base, apex rounded. Phallic apparatus with only 1 apparent phallic spine, spine relatively short and divided into a number of accessory spines of varying lengths.
Material examined
MEXICO: Guerrero: NW Zihuatanejo, km 80, Ruta 130, 1200 m, 7.vi.1984 (Bueno & Barrera) — male holotype, 2 male paratypes, 1 male ( UNAM).
Distribution
MEXICO (Guerrero).
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Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico |
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Culoptila acaena BuenoSoria & SantiagoFragoso
Blahnik, Roger J. & Holzenthal, Ralph W. 2006 |
Culoptila acaena BuenoSoria & SantiagoFragoso 1996 : 448
Bueno-Soria 1996: 448 |