CALOCHROMINAE, Lacordaire, 1857
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222930210125362 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03C8C037-FFA4-FFB4-49D5-FF39FE35FDA3 |
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CALOCHROMINAE |
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Immature stages described in literature. Lygistopterus sanguineus (L.) Latreille (1829), Perris (1846, 1877), Bourgeois (1882); key diagnosis in Korschefsky (1951) and Klausnitzer (1978); Macrolygistopterus sp. (Costa et al., 1988), Calochromus kashmirensis Kleine , C. darjeelingensis Bourgeois , C. tarsalis Waterhouse (Gardner, 1946) . Papp (1952) described as Calochromus sp. three instars of larvae collected in West Bengal. These larvae do not belong to Lycidae , because of the 3-segmented antennae (Papp, 1952, plate 1, figure C).
Diagnosis. Calochrominae resemble Macrolycini in the cylindrical body and shape of thoracic terga. Calochrominae share following characters: small, slender antennal peg, reduced, sclerotized mala, dorsally attached to palpifer, incomplete median membrane of tergite T1, very narrow median membrane of T2–T3, long, fixed urogomphi.
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