Uroobovella kozari, Kontschán, 2014
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5736284 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03EB87C0-FFEF-DD5C-8B3F-FE29FBD0FC10 |
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scientific name |
Uroobovella kozari |
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sp. nov. |
Uroobovella kozari sp. n.
(Figs 17–31)
Materialexamined. Holotype. Onefemale ( HNHM) AS911, TaiwanT09-12, Taiwan, NantouCounty , Shuili, township, Renlun (, experimentalforestarea, ~3 kmwestto theStation, N23°43.694’, E120°53.600’, 1344 m, Cryptomeriajaponica plantation, frommoss, 09.X.2009, leg. L. Dányi & E. Lazányi. Paratypes: fivefemalesandthreemales ( 3 females andtwomalesinHNHM, twofemalesandonemaleinNHMG), localityanddatesame asofholotype. GoogleMaps
Diagnosis. Dorsalandventralpartsofidisomawithoutornamentation,. Dorsalandventralsetaeverysmoothandneedle- like. Genitalshieldoffe- malelinguliform, withsmoothsurfaceandwithoutanteriorprocess. Setae h2 smoothandrobust, h1 and h3 similarinlength. Setae ad1 and ad2 uniformin shapeandlength.
Description. Female. Lengthofidiosoma 350–360 μm, width 310–320 μm (n=3). Shapeof idiosomacircle, posteriormarginrounded, colorbrown, wholeidiosomastronglysclerotized.
Dorsalidiosoma (Fig. 17). Marginalanddorsalshieldsfusedanteriorly. Marginal shieldwithoutornamentation, marginalsetaesmooth, short ( ca 7–9 μm) andneedle- like (Fig. 18). Dorsalshieldneotrichous, dorsalsetaesimilarinshapeandlengthtomarginal setae, dorsalshieldwithoutornamentation, onlysomemusclesscarcanbeseenoncentral areaofdorsalshield.
Ventralidiosoma (Fig. 19). Sternalsetae ( St1–7) short ( ca 7–8 μm), smoothandnee- dle- like. St1 situatednearanteriormarginofsternalshield, St2 atlevelofanteriormargin ofcoxaeII, St3 atlevelofcentralareaofcoxaeII. St4 situatedatlevelofanteriormargin ofcoxaeIII, St5 atlevelofcentralareaofcoxaeIII, St6 atlevelofanteriormarginofcoxae IV, St7 atlevelofcentralareaofcoxaeIV. Surfaceofsternalshieldsmooth. Onepairoflyriformfissuressituatednear St1, otheronepairsituatednear St7. Ventralsetaeshort ( ca 7–8 μm), thinandneedle- likesetae (Fig. 20). Ventralshieldwithoutsculpturalpattern. Adanal setaesimilarinshapeandlengthtoventralsetae, postanalsetaabsent. Onepairoflyriform fissuressituatednearpodofossaeIV (Fig. 20). Pedofossaedeep, withsmoothsurfaceand separatefurrowsfortarsiIV.
Genitalshield ca 100–105 μmlongand ca 73–75 μmwide, itsshapelinguliform, with roundedanteriormarginandsmoothsurface. GenitalshieldsituatedbetweencoxaeIIand IV (Fig. 21). Prestigmatidpartofperitremeslongandhook- like, poststigmatidpartshort, stigmatasituatedbetweencoxaeIIandIII. Tritosternum (Fig. 22) withnarrowbase, tritos- ternallaciniadividedintothreebranches.
Gnathosoma (Fig. 23). Corniculihorn- like, internalmalaelongerthancorniculiand apicallypilose. Hypostomalsetae h1 longand ( ca 40 μm), smooth. Setae h2 short ( ca 15 μm), smoothandrobust, h3 similarto h1 inshape, butshorter, ca 21 μmlong, h4 marginallyserrateand ca 17 μmlong. Allpartsofcheliceraenotvisible, fixeddigitofcheliceraelonger thanmovabledigitandbearingapointedfinger-likeapicalprocess (Fig. 24). Apicalregion ofepistomemarginallyserrateandapicallypilose (Fig. 23). Palptrochanterbearingventral serratesetae, othersetaeonpalpsmooth, apothele (Fig. 25) withashortsupplementarytine.
Legs. Alllegswithsmallambulacralclaws (Fig. 27) andwithsmoothandneedle- like setae (Figs 27–30).
Male. Lengthofidiosoma 370-380 μm, width 300-310 μm (n=3). Shapeanddorsal aspectofidiosomaasinfemale.
Ventralidiosoma (Fig. 26). Surfaceofsternalshieldsmooth. Eightpairsofsmooth, short ( ca 7–8 μm) andneedle- likesternalsetaepresent. St1 placedneartoanteriormargin ofsternalshield, St2 and St3 atlevelofcentralareaofcoxaeII, St4-St5 atlevelofcentral areaofcoxaeIII, St6 atlevelofposteriormarginofcoxaeIII, St7–St8 nearposteriormargin ofgenitalshield. Positionandshapeofventralsetaeandornamentationofventralshieldas infemale. Genitalshieldoval ( ca 43–46 μmlongand ca 36–38 μmwide), withoutsculptural pattern. ItsituatedbetweencoxaeIV. FemuroflegIwithaventralflap (Fig. 31).
Nymphsandlarvaeunknown.
Figs 17–20. Uroobovellakozari sp. n., female, holotype: 17 = dorsalviewofidiosoma, 18 = dorsalandmarginalsetae, 19 = ventralviewofidiosoma, 20 = ventralsetae.
Etymology. Idedicatethenewspeciesinmemoryofmydearcolleagueandfriend, theexcellentscaleinsectspecialistFerencKozár (1943–2013).
Remarks. Thenewspeciesbelongstothe Uroobovellaminima -grouponthe basisoftheshapeandsizeoftheidiosomaandthenumberofthesternaland Figs 21–26. Uroobovellakozari sp. n., female, holotype: 21 = intercoxalareaoffemale, 22 = tritosternum, 23 = ventralviewofgnathosomaandpalp, 24 = ventralviewofchelicerae, 25 =
palpapothele, 26 = intercoxalareaofmaleparatype.
ventralsetae. NumerousspeciesfromthisgroupwerereportedfromAsia, but thereareseveraldifferencesbetweenthenewspeciesandthepreviouslyde- scribedones. Uroobovellanitida Hiramatsu, 1981 fromNewGuinea, U. cavernosa Hiramatsu, 1979 , and U. okinawaensis Hiramatsu, 1979 fromJapanhaveornamentedgenitalshieldinfemales, butthegenitalshieldofthenewspeciesis smooth. Thehypostomalsetae h2 issmoothandrobustinthespecies U. kozari , butitismarginallyserrateinthespecies U. japanovarians HiramatsuetHirschmann, 1978 , U. japanocrenelata HiramatsuetHirschmann, 1978 fromJapan and U. ceylonivarians Zirngiebl-NicoletHirschmann, 1975 fromSriLanka. Be- sidesthesedifferences, thespecies U. japanovarians and U. japanocrenelata have anteriorprocessongenitalshield, whichismissinginthenewone; setae h1 and h3 areuniforminlengthinthespecies U. ceylonivarians , incontrarythese setaehavedifferentlengthinthenewspecies. Theadanalsetaearelongerthan theventralsetaeinthespecies Uropodavietnamvarians Hirschmann, 1981 from Vietnam, butthesesetaeareuniforminsizeinthenewspecies.
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Hungarian Natural History Museum (Termeszettudomanyi Muzeum) |
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