Anthobosca
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.189315 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6219044 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/55478867-4F68-FFCE-FF41-FF17FA25FAEB |
treatment provided by |
Plazi |
scientific name |
Anthobosca |
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Key to the Malagasy species of Anthobosca
1 Ten flagellomeres; six metasomal segments; females .................................................................................................. 2
- Eleven flagellomeres; seven metasomal segments; males............................................................................................ 4
2 Head, mesosoma and metasoma brown; wing membrane amber-tinted; body length over 25 mm ... insularis F. Smith
- Head, mesosoma and metasoma blackish or blackish and red, often with whitish spots; body length less than 15 mm ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3 Metasoma red, terga II and III without whitish lateral spots. ....................................................... dimidiata Bartalucci
- Metasoma black to dark brown, with whitish lateral spots on terga II and III. .......................... madecassa Krombein
4 Metasomal sterna II and III with large spoon-like ventral projections (Fig. 4); flagellomeres with ovoid tyloids on VI–XI (Fig. 4) and large ovoid flat patch on V–X; metasoma with extensive yellow markings ................................... ................................................................................................................................ hallucigenia Kimsey, new species
- Metasomal sterna II and III unmodified, without projections; flagellomeres absent or present on VI–X or VII–XI; metasoma without yellow markings ............................................................................................................................. 5
5 Body length 17–20 mm; wings dark amber-tinted; flagellomeres without tyloids; tegula brown ..... insularis F. Smith
- Body length 11 mm or less; wings untinted; three or more flagellomeres with tyloids; tegula white ......................... 7
6 Flagellomere XI less than 2.2x as long as broad .......................................................................................................... 7
- Flagellomere XI more than 2.4x as long as broad ...................................................................................................... 10
7 Flagellomere VIII without tyloid; clypeus entirely white, evenly convex with narrow ventrally facing flattened sur- face.............................................................................................................................................. micromeria Bartalucci
- Flagellomere VIII with tyloid; clypeus variously colored, without ventrally facing flattened surface........................8
8 Flagellomere VII with small, ovoid tyloid............................................................... nigrimacula Kimsey , new species
- Flagellomere VII without tyloid ...................................................................................................................................9
9 Volsella broadest dorsally, dorsal lobe oriented horizontally ( Fig. 34 View FIGURES 26 – 35 ); paramere apex whitish .................................... .................................................................................................................................. toliaraensis Kimsey , new species
- Volsella broadest submedially, dorsal lobe oriented diagonally ( Fig. 25 View FIGURES 15 – 25 ); paramere apex brown ................................. ....................................................................................................................................... castanea Kimsey, new species
10 Paramere apex white; flagellum strongly bicolored brown to black dorsally and yellow ventrally; digitus extending diagonally to horizontally toward paramere in lateral view ....................................................................................... 11
- Paramere apex brown; flagellum brown to black, may be slightly paler ventrally; digitus extending diagonally toward paramere in lateral view.................................................................................................................................. 12
11 Volsella broadest dorsally, digitus horizontally oriented in lateral view ( Fig. 20 View FIGURES 15 – 25 ); clypeus gently convex medially, entirely white or less commonly bicolored, black and white............................. mahajangaensis Kimsey , new species
- Volsella narrowed dorsally, digitus oriented obliquely in lateral view ( Fig. 22 View FIGURES 15 – 25 ); clypeus flattened medially, entirely brown or bicolored brown and black ................................................................... namorokaensis Kimsey , new species
12 Flagellomere XI 2.3–2.4x as long as broad; digitus horizontally oriented in lateral view ( Fig. 16 View FIGURES 15 – 25 ) .............................. ........................................................................................................................................... fisheri Kimsey , new species
- Flagellomere XI 2.6–3.0x as long as broad; digitus diagonally to vertically oriented in lateral view ( Fig. 18 View FIGURES 15 – 25 ). ........... .................................................................................................................................... harinhalai Kimsey, new species
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