Aegidinina Frolov, Akhmetova & Neita-Moreno, 2023
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1166.102813 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/CE492F83-9066-421E-B89B-53A36C1B1C4B |
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lsid:zoobank.org:act:CE492F83-9066-421E-B89B-53A36C1B1C4B |
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scientific name |
Aegidinina Frolov, Akhmetova & Neita-Moreno |
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subtr. nov. |
Aegidinina Frolov, Akhmetova & Neita-Moreno subtr. nov.
Type genus.
Aegidinus Arrow, 1904.
Diagnosis.
Body small to mid-sized (length 6 to 12 mm), reddish brown to dark brown. Mandibles subsymmetrical, with long processes on the outer sides. Clypeus with tubercle or horn on anterior margin medially in males, without horn in females. Pronotum variably excavated medially in males, convex to depressed medially in females; anterior margin of pronotum in males with a tubercle or horn medially. Propleura with carinae separating anterolateral areas from basal area. Scutellum narrowly rounded posteriorly, about 1/12 length of elytra. Elytra convex, with marked humeral umbones and striae marked with elongated punctures, surface smooth. Wings fully developed. Metepisternon triangular, its posterior angle rounded to triangular and situated in distinct concavity of epipleuron. Mesocoxal cavities not connected by a hole. Protibiae with three outer teeth, somewhat serrate basad of the teeth, with a smaller, medial tooth in majority of males. In males, anterior spur is absent. Each procoxa with two hollows. Mesotibiae without a tuft of setae ventroapically in males. Stridulatory file with wide carinae medially becoming much narrower and denser proximally. Phallobase tube shaped with strongly sclerotised ventral side but without differentiation of ventral and dorsal sclerites; ventroapical plate absent. Parameres relatively short, with complex shape but without feeble sclerotised processes, apices without setae; in some species parameres strongly asymmetric. Endophallus with relatively well-developed armature consisting of a few groups of spinules, sometimes of different size. Spiculum gastrale Y-shaped, without setae on apical plate. Subcoxites variably shaped, sometimes angulate or with a process mediabasally; coxites variably shaped, with armature sort robust spinules in some species mediabasally, stili distinct, variably shaped, or indistinct, not separated from coxites.
Taxon composition.
Only type genus, Aegidinus Arrow, 1904 (16 spp).
Distribution.
Endemic to South America.
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