Naddia chinensis Bernhauer, 1929
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Naddia chinensis Bernhauer, 1929 |
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5. Naddia chinensis Bernhauer, 1929 View in CoL
( Figs. 5A–K View FIGURES 5 )
Bernhauer, 1929: 110 ( Type locality: Hweisin: Kansu); Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1409 (catalog); Smetana & Davies, 2000: 38; Herman, 2001: 3353; Smetana, 2004: 674.
Type material. Holotype: CHINA: Gansu: ♂, “Hweisin Kansu, Naddia chinensis Brh. Typ. un.”, “ Naddia chinensis Brnh. Typ. un.”, “Chicago NHMus M.Bernhauer Collection ” ( FMNH).
Additional material. CHINA, Beijing: ♀, Haidian, Jiufeng [ N40.0656°, E116.0888°], 25.VIII.1997, Haisheng Zhou collected [ A. Solodovnikov det. 2006] ( IZCAS) GoogleMaps ; ♀, Haidian, Jiufeng [ N40.0656°, E116.0888°], 11.VIII.1997, Haisheng Zhou collected ( IZCAS) GoogleMaps .
Redescription. Body length: 20.6–21.6 mm.
Male measurements (n = 1): HW: 4.05; HL: 3.51; CL: 1.02; PO: 1.63; PW: 4.08; PL: 4.01; EW: 5.03; EL: 4.81; ELS: 2.62.
Female measurements (mean, n = 2): HW: 3.76; HL: 3.58; CL: 1.06; PO: 1.67; PW: 3.77; PL: 3.79; EW: 4.61; EL: 4.93; ELS: 2.78.
Male. Body robust, parallel-sided. Black, dull, elytra with dark orange pubescence, maxillary palpi brown, apex of last segment slightly paler, tibiae appearing yellow due to dense yellow pubescence, tarsi brown.
Head ( Fig. 5A View FIGURES 5 ) large, nearly square, moderately wider than long and slightly widened backward, sides almost straight; eyes small, oval, well protruding, but not from lateral outline of head, longitudinal diameter distinctly shorter than post-ocular area; base distinctly deeply and broadly emarginate, posterior angles obviously protruding backward with apices rounded; surface closely covered with coarse and rugose punctures, with short yellow pubescence. Antennae ( Fig. 5D View FIGURES 5 ) short and stout, hardly reaching midlength of pronotum, moderately thickened, last segment distinctly longer than wide, almost oval-shaped, ratios of antennomere length (1 to 11) as follows: 26:17:18:17:18:18:19:18:19:17:28.
Pronotum nearly horseshoe-shaped and convex, slightly longer than broad, and as broad as head, widest at about anterior two-fifths; sides parallel anteriorly before widest part, gently rounded and narrowed at anterior four-fifths, gradually retracted posteriorly; anterior margin obliquely emarginate on each side, anterior angles obtuse, posterior angles widely rounded; surface closely covered with rugose punctures, less coarse than on head, with impunctate midline, becoming indistinct and almost obsolete at about midlength; pubescence similar to that on head. Scutellum triangular, densely covered with black and orange velvety pubescence.
Elytra subquadrate, a little dilated posteriad, longer than wide, longer and distinctly wider than pronotum; sides straight, posterior margin markedly emarginate medially; surface covered with coarse and dense umbilicate punctures, with orange pubescence.
Abdomen elongate and gradually narrowed posteriad; surface finely and densely punctate, 3–5 th tergites with patches of yellow pubescence laterally, patches gradually decreasing in size towards apex, 7 th tergite with transverse belt of golden yellow pubescence near anterior margin; posterior margin of 8 th sternite ( Fig. 5B View FIGURES 5 ) triangularly excised medially, 10 th tergite ( Fig. 5C View FIGURES 5 ) narrowly triangular, apical half with numerous long setae along margin; apex of 9 th sternite ( Fig. 5E View FIGURES 5 ) slightly emarginate medially, apical margin bearing long setae.
Legs robust, with dense golden yellow pubescence, protarsus strongly dilated, with brownish yellow pubescence.
Aedeagus ( Figs. 5H–K View FIGURES 5 ) almost symmetrical; median lobe elongate and middle portion weakly sclerotized, with basal part large and globular, in ventral view median lobe slightly narrowed at midlength, and widened before rounded apical margin; in lateral view distinctly curved ventrad in profile; parameres ( Fig. 5H View FIGURES 5 ) degenerate and separate, very fine and slender, each with two short setae apically.
Female. Second gonocoxite ( Fig. 5G View FIGURES 5 ) with minute stylus bearing two equally long apical setae, basal half of second gonocoxite with long dark setae. 10 th tergite ( Fig. 5F View FIGURES 5 ) triangular, narrow, apex triangular, apical half of 10 th tergite with numerous equally long setae on surface and along margin.
Distribution. China ( Beijing, Gansu).
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