Mormidea, Amyot and Serville
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https://doi.org/10.4289/0013-8797-110.4.1050 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03D187DE-7D3E-FF88-FF37-F984A0B3CA26 |
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Luisschmitz |
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Mormidea |
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KEY TO NEOTROPICAL GENERA RESEMBLING MORMIDEA View in CoL (modified from Rolston 1978)
1 Small flat spine at posterior pronotal angle extending over each corium............................... Moromorpha Rolston
– Posterior pronotal margin unarmed.... 2
2(1) Superior surface of each tibia sulcate, at least distally; if sulcation obscure, then dorsal coloration of pronotum, scutellum, and corium metallic blue-green to black, sharply contrasting with pale yellowish head ( Fig. 2)..... Lattinellica , new genus
– Superior surface of each tibia rounded, not sulcate; usually not colored as above... 3
3(2) Apex of first rostral segment not or scarcely surpassing bucculae... Oebalus Stål
– Apex of first rostral segment clearly surpassing bucculae............... 4
4(3) Rostrum extending onto second visible abdominal sternite; posterior margin of genital cup broadly and deeply emargin-ate in ventral view ( Fig. 5)......................... Lattinidea , new genus
– Rostrum not or barely reaching second visible abdominal sternite; emargination in posterior margin of genital cup, if present, never deep or wide.................. Mormidea Amyot and Serville
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