Microserica lineata, Moser, 1915
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4859.2.5 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4539096 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03CC87E0-004C-FFA6-97C1-FB939FE51776 |
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Key to the species of the Microserica lineata group
1 Phallobase short, about twice as long as wide in right side lateral view ( Figs. 1F, I View FIGURES 1 ). Pronotum yellowish with one or two dark spots................................................................................................ 2
- Phallobase long, more than three times longer than wide in right side lateral view ( Figs. 1C, M View FIGURES 1 ). Pronotum uniformly brown ................................................................................................... 3
2 Pronotum yellowish with one median dark spot. Right paramere long, its apex strongly widened apically ( Fig. 1B View FIGURES 1 ). Antennal club little longer than the remaining antennomeres combined................................ M. lineata Moser, 1915
- Pronotum yellowish with two symmetric dark spots beside the dark midline. Right paramere short, its apex weakly widened apically ( Fig. 1K View FIGURES 1 ). Antennal club twice as long as the remaining antennomeres combined..... M. geberbauer Ahrens, 2004
3 Left lateral process of phallobase strongly widened apically but straight ( Fig. 1D View FIGURES 1 )................................... 5
- Left lateral process of phallobase narrow and not widened apically...............................................4
4 Left lateral process of phallobase strongly hooked ventrally at apex ( Fig. 1G View FIGURES 1 ). Body densely covered with small white setae. Body smaller, 6.8–7.1 mm. Anterior margin of metafemur with serrated line.............. M. crenatostriata Ahrens, 2004
- Left lateral process of phallobase evenly narrowed towards apex ( Fig. 3I View FIGURES 3 ). Serrated line beside anterior margin of metafemur and beside dorsal margin of metatibia lacking...................... M. tenasserimensis Bohacz & Ahrens , new species
5 Ventral lamina of left side of phallobase strongly produced ventrally, phallobase results distally strongly widened ( Fig. 2A View FIGURES 2 ).................................................................. M. ventrosa Bohacz & Ahrens , new species
- Ventral lamina of left side of phallobase not produced ( Fig. 1D View FIGURES 1 ), phallobase distally not widened....................... 6
6 Body densely covered with small white scales. Right paramere short and wide............… M. squamulata (Moser, 1915)
- Body sparsely covered with small white scales, only with dense, white minute setae................................. 7
7 Right paramere robust and elongate, width subequal to maximum phallobase width................................. 8
- Right paramere narrow and curved, width much narrower than maximum phallobase width.............................................................................................. M. helferi Bohacz & Ahrens , new species
8 Base of labroclypeus dull. Dorsal margin of right paramere evenly curved (lateral view)................................................................................................ M. ginae Bohacz & Ahrens , new species
- Base of labroclypeus shiny. Dorsal margin of right paramere strongly bent at middle and concave basally (lateral view).................................................................. .. M. banvaneue Bohacz & Ahrens , new species
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