Laemostenus, Tahami & Muilwijk & Lohaj & Sadeghi, 2017
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.4344.1.4 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6020146 |
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Laemostenus |
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Key to the Iranian Laemostenus View in CoL species from Zagros and Central zone (Adapted from Casale, 1988 and Lohaj & Mlejnek, 2007)
1 Elytral base strongly concave, humeri strongly pointed forwards. Pronotum cordiform, strongly narrowed to base, which is as wide as half of elytral width......................................... L. ( Sphodroides) cordicollis (Chaudoir, 1854) View in CoL
- Elytral base straight or slightly concave. Pronotum elongate-cordiform, rectangular or subquadrate; pronotal base distinctly
wider than half of elytral width.......................................................................... 2 2 Meso- and metatibiae without apical brush of setae; upperside black. Pronotum slightly shining. Male mesotibiae straight, not curved. Claws with denticulation......................................... L. (Laemostenus) luristanus Casale, 1988 View in CoL
- Not this combination of characters....................................................................... 3
3 Head elongated, with only posterior pair of supraorbital setae; pronotum with only antero-lateral pair of setae; elytra more or less parallel; upperside dark brown to black, sometimes with slight blue shine; aedeagus with median lobe short and arcuated (subgenus Iranosphodrus). Central zone of Iran............................................................. 4
- Not this combination of characters (subgenus Antisphodrus )................................................... 6
4 Profemori with tooth; antennomere 3 stout, shorter than antennomeres 1+2. Kerman....................................................................................................... L. ( I.) rudichae Lohaj & Casale, 2011 View in CoL
- Profemori without tooth; antennomere 3 slender, as long as antennomeres 1+ 2. Yazd................................5
5 Mesosternum without tooth; metepisternum as long as wide ( Fig. 23 View FIGURES 22 – 23 ). Pronotum elongate-cordiform................................................................................ L. ( I.) yazdensis Muilwijk, Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
- Mesosternum with small tooth; metepisternum longer than wide ( Fig. 28 View FIGURES 26 – 29 ), pronotum cordiform.................................................................................. L. ( I.) troglophilus Muilwijk, Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
6 Male protarsi not dilated ( aequalis View in CoL species-group). Kohgiluyeh and Boyer–Ahmad and Fars..........................7
- Male protarsi dilated. Zagros Mts........................................................................ 8
7 Both supraorbital setae present. Body more convex, larger, 12.5–16.8 mm. Kohgiluyeh and Boyer–Ahmad............................................................................ L. ( A.) aequalis Muilwijk & Malek Hosseini, 2016 View in CoL
- Anterior supraorbital setae missing. Body less convex; smaller, 11.3–11.5 mm. Fars.......................................................................................... L. ( A.) zakariyiensis Muilwijk Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
8 Mesosternum with teeth before mesocoxae. Body flattened. Metatibiae with scattered pubescence at ventral sides. Elytral striae superficial, without or with very fine punctation ( glasunowi View in CoL species-group (part.). Zagros Mts................... 9
- Mesosternum without teeth before mesocoxae. Body more convex; metatibiae with apical brush of setae at ventral side; elytral striae impressed and punctate.......................................................................... 10
9 Eyes larger, slightly reduced, almost as long as temples; pronotum subquadrate, slightly sinuated toward hind angles. Elytral striae without punctation. Body larger, 13–14.5 mm. Lorestan, Zardeh–Kuh Kurang Mts........................................................................................................ L. (A.) mirzayani (Morvan, 1974) View in CoL
- Eyes smaller, strongly reduced, as long as about half of the width of temples; pronotum slightly cordiforme. Elytral striae with fine punctation. Body smaller, 11.5 mm. Kuhe Dena Mts.............................. L. (A.) iranicus ( Dvořák, 1982) View in CoL
10 Humeri not pronounced. Elytra ellipsoid. Median lobe of aedeagus inflated, without prominent apex ( zagrosensis View in CoL speciesgroup). Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari and Fars............................................................... 11
- Humeri more pronounced. Elytra oblong-elliptical. Median lobe with prominent apex ( glasunowi View in CoL species-group (part.).. 13
11 Only posterior supraorbital setae present. Elytra small ellipsoid. Pronotum cordiform; Fars....................................................................................... L. (A.) farsicus Muilwijk, Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
- Both supraorbital setae present. Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari...................................................12
12 Temples prominent, eyes reduced, slightly convex, longer than half of width of temples........................................................................................ L. (A.) zagrosensis Muilwijk, Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
- Temples not prominent, eyes strongly reduced, flat, shorter than half of width of temples...................................................................................... L. (A.) speleophilus Muilwijk, Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
13 Both supraorbital setae present. Lorestan............................... L. (A.) deconincki Casale & Quéinnec, 2001 View in CoL
- Only posterior supraorbital setae present. Fars................... L. (A.) shirazensis Muilwijk, Tahami & Lohaj View in CoL sp. nov.
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