Stirellus rotundus (Pruthi)
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4895.3.5 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4326849 |
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Stirellus rotundus (Pruthi) |
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Stirellus rotundus (Pruthi) View in CoL n. rec.
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Arya rotunda Pruthi, 1930: 40.
Measurement. Male: 4.0mm.
Description. Coloration. Pale to greyish ( Fig. 4 View FIG A–D). Crown reddish-yellow ( Fig. 4A, 4C View FIG ). Eye and ocellus black ( Fig. 4B, 4D View FIG ). Pronotum with transverse darker greyish shade ( Fig. 4A, 4C View FIG ). Face light brown. Frons with reddish-brown transverse striae in lateral area ( Fig. 4D View FIG ). Forewing brown or stramineous, with brownish venation ( Fig. 4 View FIG A–B). Legs brown. Abdomen black both dorsally and ventrally in males ( Fig. 4 View FIG A–B).
Morphology. Crown longer than width between eyes, rounded at anterior margin ( Fig. 4A, 4C View FIG ). Eye large, oblique, and projected over pronotal angles laterally ( Fig. 4 View FIG A–D). Ocellus placed at anterior margin of vertex near eye, barely visible from above ( Fig. 4D View FIG ). Face as long as wide. Antennae long and thin. Pronotum a little longer than vertex with the posterior margin slightly concave ( Fig. 4A, 4C View FIG ). Scutellum with a transverse impression in middle.
Male genitalia. Pygofer considerably produced in posterior direction ( Fig. 4E View FIG ). Subgenital plate large, triangular, with a row of uniseriate macrosetae ( Fig. 4F View FIG ). Valve triangular. Style narrow with digitate apophysis, laterally curved ( Fig. 4F View FIG ). Connective with arms well separated, stem slightly shorter than arms ( Fig. 4F View FIG ). Aedeagal shaft long, slender, parallel to aedeagal base, slightly sinuate, tip pointed, curved dorsad, gonopore apical ( Fig. 4 View FIG G–H).
Material examined. Pakistan: Azad Kashmir : 1³, Muzaffarabad, 34°21′44.1144 N, 73°27′10.62 E, sweeping hand net, 14 August 2019, coll. Bismillah Shah. GoogleMaps
Distribution. Pakistan, India.
Remarks. Pruthi (1930) described this species for the first time from India. This is the first record of the species from Pakistan.
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