Eryngiopus Summers
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Genus: Eryngiopus Summers
Eryngiopus Summers, 1964: 186 .
Type species: Eryngiopus gracilis Summers, 1964 .
Diagnosis based on Fan & Zhang (2005).
In the present study, the species of genus Eryngiopus are categorized into two species groups based on the number of prodorsal setae ( Table 1); 1) species group bakeri having three pairs of prodorsal setae ( vi, ve and sci) including nine species reported from Turkey, Egypt,
Yemen, Thailand, China, South Africa and USA; 2) species group gracilis having four pairs of prodorsal setae ( vi, ve, sci and sce) comprising 22 species mostly reported from USA, New
Zealand, Italy, South Africa, China, Russia, Uzbekistan, Iran, Pakistan and India ( Doğan et al.,
2015, Fan et al., 2016).
Number of prodorsal setae, either 3 pairs ( vi, ve, sci) or four pairs ( vi, ve, sci, sce) ( Table 1),
is strong and constant morphological character to categorize the species Eryngiopus of into two species groups. Vacante & Gerson (1988) used number of prodorsal setae (three/four) pairs as an important and basic character to develop a key to 17 world species of Eryngiopus . Also, Van
Dis & Ueckermann (1993) separated the Afrotropical Eryngiopus species and used number of prodorsal setae (three/four) pairs as the first couplet in the key.
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Eryngiopus Summers
Rehman, Muneeb Ur, Kamran, Muhammad & Alatawi, Fahad J. 2018 |
Eryngiopus
Summers F. M. 1964: 186 |