Physiomorphus atricolor Pic, 1917
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/002229300750037875 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03AE8791-520A-4271-FE77-F9C2FB923B75 |
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Physiomorphus atricolor Pic |
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(Figures 29, 39±40, 53, 69)
Physiomorphus atricolor Pic, 1917a: 16 ; Pic, 1921: 10; Blair, 1928: 32; Blackwelder, 1945: 494. HOLOTYPE ,, l labelled:`Riv Kourou Cayenne / Type / TYPE / Physiomorphus ng Pic / atricolor Pic’, in MNHN, Pic Coll. ( PYTHIDAE View in CoL ).
Physiomorphus rufotinctus Pic, 1921: 10 ( Brazil) ; Pic, 1929: 207; Blackwelder, 1945: 494. HOLOTYPE, sex unknown, labelled:` Bresil / Type / TYPE / Physiomorphus rufotinctus Pic’, in MNHN, Pic Coll. ( PYTHIDAE View in CoL ) New synonymy.
Notes
A specimen from Para in MNHN has the label `Lacconotus foveicollis -type-’. I was unable to ®nd any subsequent reference to this name, and it is probably unpublished.
Diagnosis, adult
This species may be separated from its congeners by the following diagnostic combination: head relatively elongate (GHW/HL 0.90±0.95); antennomeres 4±10 distinctly serrated; pronotal punctation shallow, distinctly umbilicate.
Description, adult
Characters of Physiomorphus , with the following speci®c features: Body moderately elongate (TL/GEW 3.03±3.27), somewhat ovate. Head relatively long (GHW/HL 0.90±0.95); scape elongate, parallel-sided; antennomere 2 moniliform, about half length of scape; antennomere 3 relatively elongate, triangular; antennomeres 4±10 subserrated, distinctly transverse; antennomere 11 short, slightly constricted distal of midlength; last maxillary palpomere slightly expanded, securiform. Pronotum slightly wide (GPW/PL 1.22±1.39), moderately wider than head (GPW/ GHW 1.11±1.25); lateral margins of pronotal disc rounded, somewhat divergent anteriorly in basal half, then distinctly arcuate to anterior margin; discal depressions deep, well de®ned, circular; punctation shallow, distinctly umbilicate; setation FIGS 29±36. Head (adult, dorsal): (29) Physiomorphus atricolor Pic , m; (30) P. melanurus (Champion) , m; (31) P. suturalis Pic , holotype, m; (32) P. rufolineatus Pollock , n. sp., holotype,; l(33) P. antennatus Pollock , n. sp., holotype,; l(34) P. angustus Pollock , n. sp., paratype,; l(35) P. mimeticus Pollock , n. sp., holotype, m; (36) P. subcostulatus Pollock , n. sp., holotype,. l Scale: 1 mm.
relatively sparse. Elytra distinctly convex, with suggestions of multiple, longitudinal costae; vestiture relatively sparse, not obscuring relatively ®ne and dense punctation; apical binding patches slightly visible dorsally. Abdomen. Sexual setae reddish, about half length of V2, directed posteriorly at about 30ss angle. Male genitalia with parameres inwardly relatively straight, without distinct distal sinuation.
Other material examined
BRAZIL. Mato Grosso: Humboldt, E. 200 m 10ss25¾S; 59ss28¾W, 20.iii.1977, Stockwell, one adult ( DAPC) . ParaÂ: BeleÂm , IPEAN, 21.iii.1970, J. M. and B. A. Campbell, two adults ( CNC) ; BragancËa, M. de Mathan, one adult ( MNHN) ; SantareÂm [2ss26¾S, 54ss42¾W; see Carpenter and van der Vecht, 1991]. RondoÃnia : 62 km SE Ariquemes, 15± 22.iii.1991, W. Hanson and G. Bohart, one adult ( AAAC) .
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Physiomorphus atricolor Pic
Pollock, D. A., Ide, S. & Costa, C. 2000 |
Physiomorphus mimeticus Pollock
Pollock & Ide & Costa 2000 |
Physiomorphus rufotinctus
Pic 1921: 10 |
Physiomorphus rufotinctus
Pic 1921 |
Physiomorphus atricolor
Pic 1917: 16 |
Physiomorphus
Pic. There 1917 |