Anthophagus sinuatus, Sharp, 1889
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5188.5.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7099230 |
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Anthophagus sinuatus |
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Sinuatus group
Diagnosis. Body medium-sized (4.9–6.5 mm), with slightly transverse pronotum and moderately wide elytra slightly longer than broad; aedeagus with very wide median lobe and narrow parameres extending beyond apex of median lobe, internal sac with moderately short and sclerotized flagellum.
Species included. G. sinuatus ( Sharp, 1889) , G. suensoni Bernhauer, 1936 .
Distribution. Species of the sinuatus group are distributed in North and Central Japan: Hokkaido and Honshu islands.
Bionomics. Detailed bionomic data are unknown.
Remarks. In the presence of a strongly sclerotized flagellum, the sinuatus group is somewhat similar to the plagiatus and aokii groups, but differs by having a significantly broader median lobe. In the narrow parameres, it is similar to the aokii group, but differs by a larger body and broader elytra.
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