Callimerus pallidus Gorham, 1892
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.294.4669 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/74D63437-2AC0-E2A0-0C34-989EA7EC65D0 |
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scientific name |
Callimerus pallidus Gorham, 1892 |
status |
[Callimerus incertae sedis] |
Callimerus pallidus Gorham, 1892 [Callimerus incertae sedis] Figs 79-80
pallidus Gorham, 1892: 727 ( Callimerus ; type locality: "Carin Hills ( Chebà)”); - Corporaal 1937: 60 ( Brachycallimerus ).
Type material examined.
Holotype of Callimerus pallidus Gorham: "Carin Chebà, 900-1000 m, L. Fea V XII-88 / Typus / pallidus Gorh. [hw. by Gorham] / C. pallidus Gorh. Typus! Birmania, L. Fea, 6476 [hw. by Raffaello Gestro] / Holotype: Callimerus pallidus Gorham, 1892, ♀, det. Yang G. Y., 2011" (MCSN, ♀; Figs 79-80).
Note on Type material.
The original publication of Callimerus pallidus noted that only one specimen was examined, so the holotype was fixed in the original publication by monotypy.
Taxonomic position.
Although this species has a basal tooth on claw, and we didn’t examine its character of metatibia subapical projection (the only examined specimen is glued on board with metatibia not viewable), we are still confident to exclude it from the latifrons species-group for the following character states: PL/PW>1 (ratio 1.2), EyD evidently larger than EyW (ratio 1.9). Its nearest relative within the large genus Callimerus is still unclear.
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