Eurrhacini, Bocakova, 2005
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5383.2.8 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10391518 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/97038787-FFF9-FFC3-FF3C-FA0A1DC1133A |
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Plazi |
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Eurrhacini |
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Key to genera of Eurrhacini with flabellate antennae in males (adapted from Bocakova (2003), with the inclusion of new genera and a revised concept of Emplectus )
1. Terminal maxillary palpomere longer than the second palpomere; parameres absent to reduced, integrated into the base of phallus......................................................................................... Eurrhacus
– Palpomere 2 as long as 4 or longer than palpomere 4......................................................... 2
2. Palpomere 2 longer than 4, male genitalia with parameres either absent, or integrated to the phallus.................... 3
- Male genitalia with parameres free, not integrated in the base of phallus......................................... 4
3. Male genitalia lacking parameres, dorsal margin of phallobase with lateroapical projections.................... Currhaeus
- Phallus, parameres, and phallobase integrated, subapical portion of phallus presenting a pair of sclerites........ Emplectus
4. Phallus ventroapically curved, parameres shortened, ventrobasally fused, phallobase as long as 2/3 of phallus... Calocladon
- Phallus slightly curved to almost straight, parameres elongated................................................. 5
5. Phallus with a series of folding structures, parameres flattened, slightly tortuous ribbon-shaped with hook-like and/or pointed projections, L–shaped in lateral view............................................................ Cladocalon
- Phallus curved medially in lateral view, apex slightly ventrally oriented, parameres with ventral subapical thorns........................................................................................... Atlanticolycus gen. nov.
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