Spaniocercoides
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.4754489 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039C0268-FF85-FB07-4090-9269FEDC4F00 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Spaniocercoides |
status |
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Key to larvae of Spaniocercoides species
1. Frons uniformly brown …………………..2
Frons with pale patches…………………...3
2. Ocelli distinct………..………………………5
Ocelli indistinct………………………… watti
3. Cercal base about half as wide as labrum; lateral ocelli larger than anterior ocellus……… cowleyi View in CoL
Cercal base 0.3x as wide as labrum; lateral ocelli not larger than anterior ocellus………………...4
4. Frons with a pale patch bounded by epicranial sutures and ocelli…………………….…. foxi View in CoL
Mask-like patch extends width of head between epicranial sutures and anterior ocellus ………………………………….………………….. howesi View in CoL
5. Pronotum with row of short hairs (each about 0.04 mm long) along its sides*; hind tarsus length of segment 1/length of tarsus = 0.375 ……................................................................….... philpotti
Pronotum with one long hair (0.025 mm long) anteriorly and sometimes 3-4 shorter hairs on its sides; hind tarsus length of segment 1/length of tarsus = 0.227…………......................................... hudsoni View in CoL * For comparison a Spaniocerca zelandica larva measured had a dense fringe of hairs ranging from 0.08-0.12 mm. Its fringe can be clearly seen at X16. The hairs on Spaniocercoides species are just visible at X40.
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