Oryctini, Mulsant, 1842
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222933.2021.2017499 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6761938 |
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Identification key to the genera of adult Oryctini View in CoL of South America
1. Body convex dorsally in lateral view. Ventral area of metatarsomeres with a longitudinal row of bristles ......................................................................................................... 2
- Body flattened dorsally in lateral view. Ventral area of metatarsomeres bearing a brush of bristles........................................................................................ Platyphileurus Ohaus
2. Protibia tridentate ............................................................................................................................... 3
- Protibia quadridentate....................................................................................................................... 5
3. Colour black. Elytra nearly smooth, except for a deep sutural stria ............................... 4
- Colour reddish brown. Elytra with distinct rows of punctures................ Coelosis Hope
4. Mandibles bidentate............................................................................................ Megaceras Hope
- Mandibles tridentate.......................................................................... Megaceropsis Dechambre
5. Male head bearing a tubercle, never with a horn. Female pronotum with an anterior tubercle or concavity, or both combined .................................................................................. 6
- Male head bearing a prominent horn. Female pronotum simple, without anterior tubercle or concavity.......................................................................................................................... 8
6. Tergite VII bearing stridulatory apparatus.......................... .......................... Strategus Kirby.
- Tergite VII without stridulatory apparatus................................................................................. 7
7. Teeth small and triangular at galea. Pronotum similar in both sexes, without horn or deep concavity. Female abdomen bearing the ventrite V shorter than ventrite VI...... .............................................................................................................................. Gibboryctes Endrödi.
- Teeth strong and scythe-shaped at galea. Male pronotum with an anterior horn. Pronotal concavity deep in both sexes. Female abdomen bearing the ventrite V longer than ventrite VI.................... .................... Tetragus Duarte and Grossi View in CoL , gen. nov.
8. Prosternal process conspicuous, produced between coxae. Female head with 1–2 tubercles, never with a prominent horn ................................................................................... 9
- Prosternal process quite reduced, nearly obsolete, confined below coxae. Female head with a prominent horn......................................... ......................................... Enema Hope.
9. Body elongated in overall aspect, subparallel laterally. Anterior margin of clypeus with 2 teeth separated by a wide emargination............ ............ Podischnus Burmeister.
- Body broader in overall aspect, rounded laterally. Anterior margin of clypeus convergent, rounded, or with 2 teeth separated by a small notch............................................. ................................................................................................................ Heterogomphus Burmeister.
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